Sentence examples for i a limited from inspiring English sources

It is used to denote both: (i) a limited existential sphere, or stage, which is superseded by the higher stage of the religious life; and (ii) an aspect of life which is retained even within the religious life.

These issues include: (i) A limited usage of standardised formats, nomenclatures and annotations.

Within subgroup I, a limited number of certain serotypes are recognized as having a higher propensity for causing extraintestinal disease on the basis of distinct virulence-associated characteristics.

Building on this finding, the authors offer two explanations for why the geographic differentiation component might have been overestimated in the past: (i) a limited number of temporal recruits analysed, (ii) introgression through inter-species hybridization and non-random dispersal.

I said: 'I agree – in a limited way.

I went through as much material as I could in a limited amount of time.

"I suppose, in a limited way, big government is necessary".

"Being a senior, I know I have a limited number of games left.

I knew I had a limited amount of time with him as he had a whole raft of media commitments that afternoon.

And when it comes to analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of potential running mates, I figure I have a limited number of bites at the apple.

"I have a limited income, I'm self-employed.