Sentence examples for limit forcing from inspiring English sources
While some argue that politicians can avoid tackling tough policy questions when they only have 140 characters to explain their positions, others say the strict limit forcing brevity and eliminates opportunities to obfuscate their messages.
After months of hand-wringing, the US Government has reached its debt limit, forcing lawmakers to embark on a series of emergency measures to prevent public finances from going into immediate default.
Three acts overstretched themselves and tweeted so many times that they hit the Twitter hourly limit, forcing them to set up emergency Twitter accounts (even online, the show must go on).
Beyond this limit, forcing the pumping action increases the pump cathode polarization without further decreasing the oxygen partial pressure inside the chamber.
It was intended to be released as a limited edition of only 250 autographed copies, but the number of pre-orders far surpassed that limit, forcing the band to change the publishing and distribution approach.
A former Olympic gold medalist on the wrestling mat, Cejudo has failed on multiple occasions to make the contracted 125-pound limit, forcing his brief departure for the bantamweight division.
Ultimately, the Bowers's limited exhibit space and the jet's 10-ton weight limit forced the Bowers officials, working with the exhibit's curator, the Palace Museum director Yang Xin, to pare their selections, cutting large furniture pieces.
But a politically tumultuous summer, marked by Mr. Obama's protracted struggle with Congressional Republicans over raising the federal debt limit, forced the president and Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. to cancel about a dozen major fund-raising events.
This limit forces you to be concise.
Given the scale of Baghdad, it would appear that the size of the American force is again limited, forcing commanders to adjust their tactics.
As banks grow tighter with their dollars in a period of uncertainty, families are running up against credit limits, forcing many to live within their incomes.
