Sentence examples for increasingly limits from inspiring English sources

"Yet the government increasingly limits the safeguards available to this population, leaving them vulnerable to exploitation and workplace discrimination.

When the Bank of England's deputy head of supervision for banks and insurance companies, Paul Fisher, warns, as he did this month: "As the world increasingly limits carbon emissions, and moves to alternative energy sources, investments in fossil fuels – a growing financial market in recent decades – may take a huge hit"?

Primaquine (PQ) eliminates all forms of liverstage parasites [47], [165] and concomitantly abrogates protection [165], [166]; incremental parasite irradiation increasingly limits parasite liverstage proliferation [149], [165] and corresponds to decreasing antigen synthesis [167] (implying decreased antigen presentation) and diminished protectivity [165], [167], [168], [169], [170].

These 'behind-the-border' regulatory controls on government increasingly limits policy space and national sovereignty to regulate investors or introduce public health policies that investors consider in contravention to the trade agreement [ 24- 26].

Climate change is causing Hudson Bay sea ice to melt earlier in the spring and this increasingly limits the time polar bears have to hunt seal pups, from which they historically have gained the majority of their annual fat reserves [ 17].

Throughout the world, most HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, and care programs have been managed with increasingly limited budgets, making it necessary for the limited resources to be deployed optimally and efficiently.

His mobility was increasingly limited.

Is this this a good use of increasingly limited resources?

Hollywood is increasingly limited in its choice of international antagonists.

In this age of austerity, resources are increasingly limited.

And he could still have a happy life, although it was increasingly limited.