Sentence examples for limitations faced from inspiring English sources

Two years later, in "Bowling for Columbine," the man who had fought to make films suggesting the limits of masculinity revealed his own limitations; faced with the evidence of mounting gun violence, a visibly weakened Heston clung to a defense of the constitutional rights vouchsafed by the "dead white guys that invented this country".

This paper proposes a systematic approach to overcome the limitations faced by SPC.

Magnesium batteries appear a viable alternative to overcome the safety and energy density limitations faced by current lithium-ion technology.

Genetic engineering offers avenues to overcome the limitations faced in obtaining secondary metabolites through cultivation of MAPs or chemical synthesis.

In Wyoming, Courtney Carlson says, Burke showed the she understands the cultural and institutional challenges and limitations faced by some faculty — including women, junior faculty, and interdisciplinary faculty.

There are limitations faced by all popular fuzzy systems architectures when they are applied to applications with a large number of inputs (Multi-sensors) systems.

The My Brother's Keeper initiative shows both the promise and limitations facing Obama.

She introduces the concept of "governance failure" as a means of exploring the limitations facing both private companies and governments.

The person of a great composer and his work remain to me incommensurable: a human being with its limitations facing a well-nigh limitless musical universe.

All of this points to the considerable limitations facing a government seeking to use energy resources to achieve foreign policy goals and also promoting commercial transactions.

The person of a great composer and his work remain to me incommensurable: a human being with its limitations facing a well-nigh limitless musical universe.