Sentence examples for less limited and from inspiring English sources

Holst's stubbornly independent, exploring mind had need, however, of a musical language less limited and more flexible than that offered by the English folk-song school.

There is abuse on all levels and not just by bloggers, and there is also great work, especially in the long form, being done by media who are less limited and can be more insightful in the digital space.

The patients with less duration of symptom, higher FLEX-SF scores (less limited), and higher slope of posterior deltoid (more tightness) increased the possibility of effective massage in the treatment of patients with posterior shoulder tightness.

The 'great revival of interest in the work of Sir Thomas Browne' which the publishers discover would, one might have hoped, have justified a less limited edition and a lower price.

Therefore it is considered to be more sensitive to change and less limited by floor and ceiling affects compared to the BI.

Mr. Postaer and his Burnett colleague, Mark Faulkner, also senior vice president and co-creative director on Maytag, worked with Mr. Altschul and Mr. Hardison to plan how to replace "Old Lonely," as the repairman has been known, with a character who could be more modern and less limited but also likable and friendly -- and important, not alienate fans of the original.

Also I am not sure what you can shrink that would not open space for other big entities less limited by law and less sensitive to reaction of people.

While the field of VR headsets used to be more or less limited to Oculus and Vive, numerous competitors have sprung up as the technology has matured — and some are out to beat the market leaders at their own game.

We designed the selection analyses to investigate, for example, the prediction that women in the poorest wealth class facing the highest mortality rates should experience the strongest selection on early reproduction, while stronger selection for delayed reproduction should be seen among women with less limited resource availability and higher survival rates.

Although these efforts have all been more or less limited in scope and none have led to a widely accepted annotation standard, we see them as important steps in the direction we seek to go and as the natural progenitors of our approach.

Then, accompanying the appearance of proteinacious enzymes, the proto-organisms would be more efficient in metabolism and replication, and less limited in the genome size, hence evolving towards modern organisms.