Sentence examples for have limits now from inspiring English sources

If they don't have limits now, what happens when they are 18?

"I never have been crazy about having two days off, but I'm thanking my lucky stars that I have two days off now just to physically give my body a rest," said Sampras, whose resilience has limits now that he is 30.

America's patience will have limits.For now it will not sound the alarm.

The aches of age have limited him now to a stiff, halting walk, but he still raises his hand and smiles when he recognizes you.

"Up and coming designers that are relatively unknown have limited reach right now," says Marshal Cohen, chief industry analyst at the NPD Group, a Port Washington, N.Y.-based market research firm.

Taking it would have limited his spending between now and the Republican convention in September to $40 million.

Many want to move university museums and rare collections that now have limited public access to better-planned sites across the river.

Remember also that we now have Limited Liability Partnerships in the UK which can provide both protection from commercial risk and tax flexibility.

In cancer patients neutropenia, autologous bone marrow transplantation and the characteristics of the underlying malignancy now have limited influence on the acute outcome while the number of organ failures and severity of infection are correlate with survival [ 9- 12].

In particular, purely qualitative studies were excluded, which may have limited results given the now recognised value given to qualitative outcome measures, particularly in complex interventions such as Shiatsu.

It has limited usefulness now, as a proxy for ancestral geographic region".