Sentence examples for limit if not from inspiring English sources

The left wants to spend; the right fights to limit if not lower taxation.

But there is a time limit, if not on Turner's tenure, then at least on his players' patience.

Sometime in October, the city's urban planning bureau is expected to revise local building laws to limit, if not ban, high-rise development.

Given the tight time frame for women to be prescribed RU-486, Mr. Lazio's position will limit, if not eliminate, this option for poor women.

Rather than help women who are coerced into wearing the veil, a ban would limit, if not eliminate, their ability to seek advice and support.

On the other there was a powerful centralising tendency under the Bourbon kings and, later, under Franco which sought to iron out diversity, instil obedience to Madrid and limit if not abolish autonomy.

The main limitations of this technique are: longer scar, poor visualization of RLN, limited (if not impossible) visualization of the ipsilateral parathyroid gland and above all, missing a further pathologic parathyroid gland [ 4, 7].

It is limiting, if not blocking, access to the nominee's family.

Not long ago, members of the government discussed limiting, if not banning, both caesarean section and abortion rights in Turkey.

At the same time, he suggests that such freedom divorced from a business model is limiting, if not unsustainable.

Decades of work on inflammatory diseases, for instance, have led to the sad conclusion that mouse models are severely limited, if not counterproductive, when it comes to humans.