Sentence examples for limited account from inspiring English sources

I worked on The Limited account with Verna Gibson, who was president and C.E.O. of the Limited Stores division of The Limited, which owned Mast.

The Mount Vernon police said Ms. Riddick had given them a limited account.

They eventually agreed that Mr. Holder would deliver a more limited account of their legal reasoning in a speech instead.

Mr. Obama has authorized a series of speeches by his counterterrorism adviser, John O. Brennan; the attorney general, Eric H. Holder Jr.; and other officials, offering a limited account of the legal justification and goals of the strikes.

Just like Spotify, Rdio allows non-subs to sign up for a free but limited account without a credit card.

While such an account of the relation between facts and norms answers the sociological skepticism of Weber and others about the future of democracy, it may be based on an overly limited account of social facts.

First, Mr. Bush left open the possibility that his call for limited accounts was just the first step in a broader transformation of the federal retirement system.

The Red Cross did provide a limited accounting of its receipts and expenditures, ultimately conceding that $4.3 million of the nearly $16 million in donations earmarked for flood victims remained unspent.

But first, I have to sniff around town and figure out where I can best use my limited expense account to get a halfway interesting story.

Of course, it's fine for me, a writer with a (limited) expense account, to sing the praises of the Code-38.

Such evidence, however, shows that all three theories are deficient; their definitions of what is a norm are too rigid and limited to account for the rich landscape of norm-induced behavior.