Sentence examples for greater limits from inspiring English sources

Senators who supported greater limits on the filibuster characterized the moves as incremental.

They do advocate greater limits on coastal development, especially when it comes to high-density buildings.

Which means that, perhaps, it's people like Shriver who want greater limits on certain voices and certain perspectives.

Mr. Powell has said that the new rules were vital in light of earlier court decisions raising questions about the greater limits.

India said the 1.5C target raised immediate issues of fairness because it would put greater limits on capacity of developing countries to grow their economies.

But Kaplan has been squeezed under the weight of new federal rules that place greater limits on how for-profit colleges can recruit and enroll low-income students.

"We would surely have no limit or a much greater limit," he added.

"There is a limit to what this country can do to impose its will," Britain's former foreign secretary, Geoffrey Howe, said later, "and to some extent a greater limit in an ex-colony with an extremely sensitive government".

Recent research in western North America suggests that open forage areas are a greater limiting factor to mule deer abundance than closed conifer forests.

Additionally, only 3.1% of the current study sample had a Kessler 6 score of 13 or greater, limiting the utility of this categorization in analyses.

Mannerists sought a continuous refinement of form and concept, pushing exaggeration and contrast to great limits.