Sentence examples for limited accordingly from inspiring English sources

Privacy is also the wisdom to recognize that not all peers and powers are actually decent, and that one's exposure should perhaps be limited accordingly.

Instead, it embraces a politics of privateness, one that assumes, as a given, that the public realm, and public policy, can only accomplish so much, and that they should be limited accordingly.

Due to yaw cycle maneuvers, data are only continuously available between ±50° latitude, and our tidal analyses are limited accordingly.

As we have seen, he shared Adam Smith's view that the route to a nation's prosperity is by individuals pursuing their interests in ways of their own choosing, with government intervention limited accordingly.

If the pathologist knows that the patient has (primary or secondary) hyperparathyroidism, the diagnostic possibilities are limited accordingly.

Consequently, it would appear that the effects of Hsp90 targeting drugs should be evaluated separately on ductal and lobular carcinomas, since the effectiveness may be limited accordingly.

An iBidcondo spokesman says that the company can typically guess how high these bids will go and sets the time limits accordingly, but I'm wondering how effective that will be.

where (a) follows from plugging definition of C f,λ) given in Assumption 1 and changing the integration limits accordingly.

At each iteration of the SBIPM solution process, if any load is set to its corresponding limit, then a new limit margin is set accordingly, meaning that at the end of the solution process all the non-monitored loads are within specified bounds.

It won't change until a regulatory system compels us to pay our fair share to limit pollution accordingly.

Founding chairman of the Aboriginal Provisional Government Bob Weatherall once said: Governments presume we are citizens of the Australian nation, and our rights are accordingly limited.