Sentence examples for is limits from inspiring English sources
verb
To restrict; not to allow to go beyond a certain bound.
- We need to limit the power of the executive.
"But it is limits that give us possibilities.
He creates a few new characters, for example a Glaswegian jester-commentator ("kin the king an the wolf-boay be brithers? Ahm no a class activist, but there is limits") who apes the poem's own refusal to condemn.
It's astonishing how many European officials and unofficial wise men insist, with a great air of wisdom, that the euro crisis was caused by failure to enforce the stability pact — that is, limits on deficits and debt.
In this sense, genotype-by-environment interaction is viewed as an evolutionary constraint because is limits the rate of gene frequency change.
On the one hand, this 'deterministic' estimation of uncertainties is limits to the range of the perturbation (|delta| = 6-86-8%see, e.g., [27 29].
A drawback is that little information about the actual compounds are encoded they may be ordered according to a physicochemical property, but this is limits further possible insight into the dataset.
But oversight is limited.
Other revenue is limited.
Judicial independence is limited.
And marketing is limited.
