Sentence examples for limited act from inspiring English sources
If the Stuxnet attack on Iran was a limited act of cyber sabotage, on Tuesday the US attempted to imagine what an all-out cyber war might look like and whether it was equipped to deal with it.
The group is often highly praised as an "ingenious gang of comic maestros," but have also been criticized as a technically limited act better suited for YouTube than concert halls.
The latest legislation to get the chop include the India Rubber, Gutta Percha and Telegraph Works Company (Limited) Act 1884, the Refreshment Houses Act 1860, parts of the Married Women's Property Act 1882 and the Referendums (Scotland and Wales) Act 1997.
Obviously it's not quite the same: the bills would affect an entire industry (if not the entire economy) for the next generation of Internet startups whereas when a VC invests in a company it is a more limited act, even if that startup has the potential to "change the world" the way Napster or YouTube did.
No boots on the ground, a simple, limited act only the United States could conduct, and then we'd leave.
This partly reflects limited ACT availability outside the public sector.
The majority of the genes within the kinase and phosphatase sets encode proteins with defined kinase or phosphatase activity, respectively, although a limited number act as enzyme co-factors, and a few have been re-annotated now as pseudogenes or withdrawn.
Our finding that physical assault was experienced by 54.3% (chronicity, 27.7 ± 51.5) of the women, with 44% (chronicity, 12.8 ± 26.9) being severe acts, are greater than those shown in SSA and elsewhere (5 38%) [ 1, 6, 9, 14, 38, 41, 42], and in a study from Mozambique (11%) [ 25] that addressed a limited number of acts of physical assault.
There are a limited number of possible sexual acts.
If the selective pressure acted on a limited number of lineages in a phylogeny, it is said to be "episodic".
August 30, 2013 Paul Lewis (@PaulLewis) Obama calls possible military strike a "limited, narrow act".
