Sentence examples for limit heavily from inspiring English sources

The size of this limit heavily depends on the assumptions made about the properties of dense matter.

Then the Republicans, according to the people who watch these things closely, "launched one of the country's broadest attacks on voting rights, decimated the state's campaign finance disclosure laws and contribution limits, heavily gerrymandered congressional districts, and politicized judicial elections".

Frontex operations and powers are limited and heavily circumscribed.

But those limits may heavily constrain the company's ability to adjust its manufacturing strategy later on, if increased outsourcing or less labor-intensive technology becomes desirable.

Most of the Sunni Triangle, north and west of Baghdad, has become so unsafe that American forces stick to their bases, their movement usually limited to heavily guarded convoys.

And it might even inspire less enthusiastic countries (including America) to take more determined action themselves.As it is, the European Union is the only place in the world that sets any limits on heavily polluting industries' output of greenhouse gases.

Speed limits are heavily researched controls meant to reduce road fatalities and accommodate for road conditions.

However, the ideological motivations of the Vietnamese communist leadership were proven to be limited and heavily flawed, as demonstrated by the 1979 condemnation of Vietnam after ousting the Khmer Rouge regime.

While Smollett has been cooperating with Chicago police, investigators recently rejected his phone records as evidence because they "do not meet the burden for a criminal investigation as they were limited and heavily redacted," a spokesperson for the department told The Times on Wednesday.

In addition, equipment such as birth boxes and delivery tables is limited and heavily used, resulting in problems with providing good quality care.

The use of a large population-based sample which included different types of informal caregivers, not limited to heavily burdened caregivers, as well as a reference group of non-caregivers, and the use of diagnoses measured with a valid instrument (CIDI 3.0), are important strengths of our study.