Sentence examples for limitations at all from inspiring English sources

"No limitations at all," Posada said.

Dumb people don't have any limitations at all.

One salient problem with the American bishops' new policies, said several canon lawyers, is that there seems to be no statute of limitations at all.

Due to data storage limitations at all source nodes, some of the received data may need to be dropped.

One main characteristic of our approach is that it can cope with a wide variety of bounded time-varying parameters with no limitations at all on their rates or a-priori knowledge.

Local LBP had the least and LBP + neurological signs the most severe limitations at all time-points, although patients with neurological signs improved the most.

The local NP group had the least activity limitation at all the time points, whereas the other groups did not differ significantly from each other at any follow up (Fig.  3).

Prior to the videotaped consultation patients completed a questionnaire in which they rated their overall health on 5-point Likert-type scales ('no limitation at all' to 'severely limited') [ 20] and familiarity to the GP they were consulting ('not at all/hardly'moderatelyely'quite/veryery well').

Each item is rated on a five-point ordinal scale ranging from 1 ('no limitation at all') to 5 ('severely limited').

For each chart, patients are asked to rate their status on an ordinal 5-point scale, from 1 (no limitation at all) to 5 (severely limited).

The competition has changed its rules a few times; at first the maximum age was 31, and in the vocals competition of 1998, there was no age limitation at all, on the theory that the voice improves with age.