Sentence examples for limitation made from inspiring English sources

Technological limitation made such professional skills important: the opportunity to redraft was limited once a newspaper hit the newsstands or a book hit the shelves.

"Congress itself has the power to decide what policies and programs it will promote," Alan Levine, a lawyer for the corporation, told the justices, adding that the limitation "made perfect sense" for a Congress that wanted to keep federally financed lawyers from challenging the substantial changes brought about by the 1996 welfare law.

Patients were classified as "withheld (Wh) patient" if withholding was the single limitation made and as "withdrawn (Wd) patient" if treatments were both withheld and withdrawn.

Margaret Sanger, whose pamphlet Family Limitation made a cameo appearance of the TV hit, Boardwalk Empire, was a daring fighter for women's rights and the founder of what's now called Planned Parenthood.

This limitation made it plausible to suppose that we could detect any differences relatively easily.

This is a study limitation made for pragmatic reasons.

Currey assumes that they followed the same routine all their lives, but never mind: the limitation makes for good stories.

The limitation "makes it less attractive commercially," said Wally Workman, vice president of international affairs for the United States Chamber of Commerce.

This limitation makes it impracticable for standard optical microscopes [7].

Like writing in a restrictive meter or shooting in monochrome, the limitation makes the process of expression interesting in itself.

Such limitation makes the close spacing between antenna elements a necessity, inevitably leading to mutual coupling [11], and correlated signals.