Sentence examples for impose severe limits from inspiring English sources

Geographers realised that "formal mathematical models impose severe limits on our understanding.

The deepening crisis prompted China's stock exchange regulator to impose severe limits on share selling on Wednesday, warning of a panic in the market – Beijing's most drastic step yet.

Because Kennedy in recent years had appeared to weaken in his support for abortion rights, the case had initially seemed like a possible vehicle for the conservatives to impose severe limits on the rights guaranteed to all women by the Court in Roe v. Wade.

The mistrust spread after the banks imposed severe limits on account withdrawals last year.

China's stock exchange regulator has imposed severe limits on stock market selling, having earlier warned of panic in the market as a range of recent government measures failed to prevent stocks plummeting a further 6%.

Mr. Fleischer said that federal law now imposed severe limits on the aid programs in which "faith-based organizations" can participate and that Mr. Bush wanted to remove those barriers and involve "the armies of compassion" in helping the needy.

The primitive systems of the era produced sound of very low quality unless the performers were stationed directly in front of the cumbersome recording devices (acoustical horns, for the most part), imposing severe limits on the sort of films that could be created with live-recorded sound.

However, unfortunately, the performance of the networks is dismal; experience shows that the throughput is limited, and unfairness and throughput degradations of multihop communication impose severe limitations [3].

However, low electron mobility (μn) through mesoporous TiO2 (~0.1 cm2V−1s−1) is a crucial issue and imposes severe limitations in enhancing the η of DSSCs closer to the theoretical limits [117].

However, low electron mobility (μn) through mesoporous TiO2 (~0.1 cm2 V−1 s−1) is a crucial issue and imposes severe limitations in enhancing the η of DSSCs closer to the theoretical limits.

Even the government's response to the train crisis -- an emergency repair program that aims to replace 300 miles of track and has imposed severe speed limits on 550 sections where investigators suddenly discovered hairline cracks -- has only succeeded in infuriating consumers.