Sentence examples for indeed limit from inspiring English sources

Regarding Delphine Schrank's "Testing Myanmar's political dispensation" (Views, March 30): The 45 seats being contested in Myanmar's by-election on Sunday may represent a small portion of the 659 seats in Parliament and this does indeed limit the National League for Democracy's potential to push through major reforms.

However, despite the positive outcome of both the laboratory and in situ evaluation, the dark colour of the Cu-NPs colloids may, indeed, limit their application, especially on light-coloured stone substrates, unless very low amounts are used.

If energy-rich food is sparse, energy reserves may indeed limit signaling.

There has been much debate in the ecological literature over whether predation does indeed limit prey populations [10].

Such a strategy would indeed limit ATP production but would protect the cell from the damage of ROS and extend its survivability, an overriding goal for most cells.

They also complement results of taxon specific reviews using worldwide data [13] [14], [22], which have found that predators do indeed limit their prey.

The essence of environmentalism is that there are indeed limits.

Unfortunately for Mr. Moran, his recourse is indeed limited.

As such they might teach us another critical lesson: That there are indeed Limits of Growth.

There are indeed limits to the law's ability to regulate human behavior.

Other Democratic senators jumped in and pointed out some of the ways that other parts of the Bill of Rights were, indeed, limited by exceptions.