"limit for starting" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
It is unclear what the intended meaning is, so it is difficult to provide a relevant example. It is possible that a different phrase with a similar meaning, such as "starting limit" or "limit to start," could be used in a sentence, but it would depend on the context. For example: - "The starting limit for this race is three laps around the track." - "There is a limit to starting a new project every month."
The prose was colloquial — "manneristically unmannered," the writer Veronica Geng called it — and full of non-baseball analogies ("The Astros are to baseball what jazz is to music"; "The way that managers have tested the limits of starting pitchers for the last century is quite a bit like the way they used to test for witches, by pond dunking").
We first tested the lower limited of starting material for TTAS.
Since the total mass of oligonucleotides used for starting SELEX is limited, it puts a natural as well as a practical limit on the total number of variants that can be taken, irrespective of the size of the oligonucleotides and theoretical maximum number of variants it may potentially form.
But even his one-handed, against-the-helmet catch to continue the winning drive in Super Bowl XLII -- perhaps the greatest play in Giants history -- was not enough to save Tyree on Saturday, when he was among the players the Giants released as N.F.L. teams got down to the 53-man roster limit for the start of the regular season.
No specific lower limit for the start of a block is imposed. .
All of the 1920s accoutrements will be available for a limited time starting on Friday, but once bought or acquired players will be able to keep them for good.
After that, the snacks will be on the market for a limited time starting August 28 in Wal-Mart stores nation-wide.
For a charity auction, T-shirts bearing the phrase "Everybody Lies" were sold for a limited time starting on April 23 , 2007 on Housecharitytees.com.
The coffee chain is encouraging customers to taste its Blonde Roast coffee, which debuted in autumn 2011, and its even newer Vanilla Blonde coffee by offering free samples in several different venues for a limited time starting Tuesday.
