Sentence examples for has significant limits from inspiring English sources

Satellite telephony still has significant limits.

The agreement between Mr. Schneiderman and Mr. DiNapoli has significant limits: The attorney general will still lack standing to investigate allegations of criminal violations of election law, or to investigate the Legislature for offenses unrelated to the expenditure of state money, like a lawmaker's failure to disclose outside income.

The literature suggests the ability to foresee all risks associated with innovation has significant limits.

"OGE's involvement in ethics issues related to the President has significant limits," the agency wrote in its letter to Carper.

For instance, the SQL Server Express SKUs have significant limits on processor and memory consumption.

Fortunately, cookies also have significant limits: they can contain no more than a few thousand characters, browsers retain only a few for each Web site, and it's a matter of a few clicks to examine their contents—or delete them.

However, Moi's commitment had significant limits, as family planning commodities remained totally funded by donors while he was in power, and his government failed to take action in response to declining resource allocations from donors, allowing implementation and policy evolution to stagnate (NCAPD 2003).

In general, this type of ecologic study has significant limitations that severely limit causal inference.

"For even an interim solution Iran will have to accept significant limits to its enrichment programme.

Results show that frequency spacing between the modes has significant impacts on limit-cycle amplitudes and their stability, even in the case of a static non-linearity.

Cisplatin (CDDP) is an effective anticancer agent for many solid tumors but has significant systemic toxicity limiting its use in many patients.