Sentence examples for if he limits from inspiring English sources

If he limits his errors, the Broncos could win the division with their powerful running game and rock-solid defense.

It would be difficult to assemble a stable governing majority if he limits himself to his own Likud party and other right-wing and religious groupings.

"Whether in a press conference or in a series of interviews, he has to take questions, even if he limits it to an environment he's comfortable in," Sullivan said.

If he limits himself to seeking to match the proposed spending on welfare-to-work, £3 billion ($5 billion), that will be a triumph for the utilities' lobbying, and confirmation that Labour's new pro-business stance is for real.

Having been dealt a bad hand, President Obama may have only a slim chance of doing that, but he has absolutely none if he limits himself to appealing to people's interests.

If he limits his mistakes, Golson's ability to keep plays alive with his feet and take off and run is huge, but consistently keeping his eyes down the field will be vital.

But following a Berlusconi-chaired meeting, the party released a statement saying it would back Monti if he limited his task in government to carrying through the new reform package.

There too, Diocletian's reforms were infused with a sense of human realities; he exempted soldiers from duty after 20 years of service, and, if he limited the price of commodities so as to reduce the cost of living, it was mainly to make life easier for the troops.

Sheriff Joe Arpaio's apparent erotic peccadilloes would be nobody's business if he limited himself to exercising them in private with consenting adults.

It's a far better, more lucid film than Mr. Moore's shifty "Bowling for Columbine," if only because he limits his own onscreen time, confining his comic riffs mainly to voice-over narration.

Sastre, always a threat in the mountains, will be dangerous if he can limit his losses in the two long, flat time trials in the second half of the race.