Sentence examples for lack of limiting from inspiring English sources

A major feature of ecosystems as a whole is their biotic turnover of matter the rate of which is restricted by the lack of limiting substances.

Limitations of this study included a lack of randomization, limiting inferences about symptom association with PEP use.

A lack of limits to campaign finance has encouraged excessive patronage.

Would it tell us something about warfare and its lack of limits (it does anyway), or about who a society valued and why?

"Will they support it, or will it turn out the lack of limits on tactical nukes was merely a pretext for saying no to New Start?" he asked.

But a lack of limits on what the parties can spend nationally, rather than in individual constituencies, has meant that national spending has climbed quickly over the past two decades.

Jerusalem, and particularly Rooster at the centre of it, is full of the joy and the darkness of childhood; the grabbing at pleasure, the wonder, the soaring imagination and lack of limits, but also the cruelty, the amorality, the fear.

Lipsky's best pieces mirror the high-speed incongruity and heady lack of limits found not just inside Second Life but also at large in a furiously clicking, wildly connected 21st-century world.

Eriugena celebrates the lack of limit and inherent transcendence not just of human nature but also of the whole of nature.

Those who support the lack of limits, though, compare Germany's safety record with European countries that do have speed regulations.

Where Zeno seems to have leapt ahead of earlier thinkers is in deploying specifically quantitative concepts, most notably quantitative concepts of limit (peras) and the lack of limit (to apeiron).