Sentence examples for has limited how from inspiring English sources

That has limited how much gasoline some refiners can produce.

The slow-growing economy has limited how big a step start-up brewers can take.

The Bush administration has limited how government money can be spent on embryonic stem-cell research because it involves the destruction of human embryos.

But the lack of numbers has limited how seriously they are taken by policy-makers, who prefer to deal in data.

Having to wait in a line to get into the Cathedral of Learning while the police check IDs has limited how often Mr.

In response, the government has limited how much hagwon can charge and how many hours they can meet (in theory, not past 10 p.m.).

Price wars with AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile have limited how much Verizon can charge.

In the recent past, a coalition of Republicans and Democrats in Congress have limited how much the Justice Department can interfere in states' medical marijuana programs.

To keep top executives from giving themselves benefits not available to the rank and file, Congress had limited how much "highly compensated employees" could deposit in their retirement accounts and the percentage that could be matched.

Lyons responded: "I know the broad shape of it but I also know it's a complex contract relating to a range of different things he does in television, radio and elsewhere and I don't know much [Today presenter] John Humphrys gets so, you know, I've limited how much search I've done on this, let's be clear.

Students who started at the novice level may have experienced a ceiling effect on the multiple choice question of the post-MMM survey in that their pre-MMM survey scores were high, which may have limited how high their post MMM score could improve (e.g., Deslauriers et al. 2011).