Sentence examples for is expected to limit from inspiring English sources

It is expected to limit yearly increases after listening to objections from business leaders.

A softer pace of consumer spending is expected to limit G.D.P. growth to a 1.8 percent rate this quarter, according to a Reuters poll of economists.

However, price will matter for the third-party payer, who is expected to limit consumers' choices to services that have a comparable high value for money.

Then it will be added to the ballooning student debt pile, which in the mid-2020s, just when the pension bill is soaring, is expected to limit consumer spending power to a huge degree.

As part of a major overhaul of financial regulation, Congress passed legislation that is expected to limit the swipe fees that Visa and MasterCard can charge merchants for each debit card transaction.

China is expected to limit elections to a selection of pro-Beijing candidates.

Guests are expected to limit requests for hospitality to two nights.

Stubbornly high petroleum prices, meanwhile, are expected to limit Colgate's ability to cut costs.

New rules are expected to limit, but not altogether wipe out, the possibility of doing this.

They even hawk their projects in Shanghai, though capital controls might be expected to limit the market in China.

Naturally I was expected to limit my focus to what the Department for Work and Pensions could actually deliver and not stray into the remit of other departments.