Sentence examples for limit gains from inspiring English sources

"We expect further modest growth for the rest of the year, although affordability pressures are likely to limit gains for first-time buyers and home movers".

But analysts caution that terrorism concerns and a war with Iraq continue to weigh on investors and will probably limit gains in the coming weeks, particularly now that the better-than-expected earnings reports are largely complete.

"Job insecurity, together with home values and tight credit, is likely to limit gains in consumer spending," he said, noting that the unemployment rate has continued to rise steeply.

So, theoretically, energy going up wouldn't necessarily limit gains in health care.

Lo and Akyildiz [19] also identify and address other possible overhead causes and effects that limit gains in collaborative sensing.

1– 3 The rising incidence of metastasis to the brain threatens to limit gains made by new systemic treatments.

Standard & Poor 's/TSXcomposite index, in Canada, added 0.1percentt, with technology shares limiting gains.

However, because resources are limited, gains for women and minorities necessarily equal losses for white males.

IBM, by contrast, already makes all of its PCs in low-cost countries, limiting gains for Lenovo.

"There will only be limited gains, if any, for the B.J.P. or regional parties [like the Samajwadi Party]," he said.

It is also possible that big recoveries in oil and gas will be met with skepticism about their staying power, limiting gains in stocks.