Sentence examples for generally limits a from inspiring English sources

Because having several children generally limits a woman's economic viability, often leaving her dependent in the extreme (whether upon a man or the State), the Vatican's policy on contraception proves a tidy plan for keeping female members of the Church submissive to both husbands and the Vatican.

That may sound like a lot, but publishers, who can track a user's repeat trips to a Web site, say they will generally limit a person's exposure to the ads to one a day.

This generally limits the right of a financially troubled company to transfer property to favored claimants on sweetheart terms when doing so would hurt the interests of other claimants, like lenders and shareholders — in this case, perhaps even taxpayers.

Planners say that even under the state standards — which L.A. has relied on for years — few units will be built that large because the city generally limits the square footage of a home and its accessory buildings to no more than half of the lot size.

[PE MA 2012 (A)] NACO generally limits the target population of each TI to 1500 KPs (though this varies by HRG type and state), while Avahan's limits were much higher.

Listing as an endangered or threatened species generally limits activities that could harm the species.

Sexing juvenile skeletons is complicated by the lack of matured secondary sexual characteristics and generally limited to a diagnosis that suggests a tendency to male or female.

Meanwhile, the solution is generally limited to a specific steel section and a specific unbraced length configuration.

CORR generally limits titles to 80 characters including spaces.

It shall be noticed that our proposed method allows for estimating the phase offset within a 2π range so it is generally limited to a single working frequency.

Herpes zoster is characterized by a, usually painful, unilateral vesicular rash, generally limited to a single dermatome, corresponding to the sensory ganglion from which the latent VZV was reactivated [ 10].