Sentence examples for limitations today from inspiring English sources

Sure, she'll argue, computers have limitations today, but the weaknesses are only temporary.

The only limitations today are the sturdiness of one's car, preferably a high-clearance 4x4, and the stamina of your legs.

By Justice Souter The principal issues in this case are whether Buckley v. Valeo is authority for state limits on contributions to state political candidates and whether the federal limits approved in Buckley, with or without adjustment for inflation, define the scope of permissible state limitations today.

"Bowie's Limitations," October 14 , 1972

(In California, a suspension of the statute of limitations last year led to 800 new molestation lawsuits).

In addition, she wrote Perspectives on a Parent Movement: The Revolt of Parents of Children with Intellectual Limitations (1990).

The Chiefs further exposed Tebow's glaring limitations last week by playing press-man coverage for four quarters.

Republicans, who wanted to limit the lawsuits against corporations, were eventually won over by Mr. Bush, who made daily calls in support of the bill and promised that he would strive to put in such limitations next year.

The Catholic Church fears a wave of costly settlements and damage awards like those that followed California's temporary lifting of the statute of limitations several years ago.

16, 1925) by Great Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, and Germany, was the high point of his foreign secretaryship; he lost popularity after the failure of the Geneva Conference on naval limitations (August 1927) and the abortive and needlessly secret Anglo-French disarmament negotiations (July 1928).

Longitudinal study of the ICF component relationships showed a feedback pathway indicating that the level of participation restrictions at baseline was predictive of activity limitations three years later.