Sentence examples for it only limited from inspiring English sources
So Groupon scrambled to snap up overseas upstarts, helping it build an impressive global network in record time, but also giving it only limited quality control over the discount deals being struck with local businesses.
Mr. Obama had been giving it only limited emphasis, and is not the easiest issue for the likely Republican nominee, Mitt Romney, to focus upon because he passed a similar bill in Massachusetts.
It's the kind of dilemma panellists on The Moral Maze are regularly confronted with, and we know what their chairman Michael Buerk decided; though taking up his place on I'm A Celebrity apparently meant leaving the BBC in the lurch by giving it only limited notice, judging by the fact that he's named in the Radio Times as presenting both the 12 November and 19 November editions.
The ability to execute the analyses in parallel on HPC and cloud resources makes it only limited by resources and/or costs.
Last year Republican legislators pushed through a law that restricted early voting on those final few days before the election, and Democrats challenged the law in court, claiming it was unconstitutional because it only limited early in-person voting for some voters, while others, including active members of the military and their families, could still vote on those days.
You might have a dietician but it's only limited hours, so it makes it more challenging (AHP).
The L.M.D.C. was set up by Governor Pataki to oversee the reconstruction of the Trade Center site, but it has only limited power, because it does not actually control the land it is supposed to plan; the Port Authority does.
It concerns whether the government may limit the showing of a negative documentary about Hillary Rodham Clinton under the campaign finance laws, and it attracted only limited attention when it was first argued in March.
This also means that the openness towards other forms of expertise is limited, as they only have limited attention for it and only limited interest.
For considerable stretches, the Grove seems to be comprehending the entirety of musical experience, but then it stumbles into areas where it has only limited competence.
Regret minimization is an approach to the prescriptive, non-cooperative goal that explicitly breaks this symmetry, but, since it makes no assumptions about the adversary, it achieves only limited guarantees.
