Sentence examples for limited almost from inspiring English sources

It took Mr. Harris, whose mobility is limited, almost a minute to turn off the recorder.

This use of the term apportionment is limited almost exclusively to the United States.

The participants responded that they felt limited, almost trapped into certain ways of speaking with their doctors.

In this centenary year, discussion of "Great October" is limited almost entirely to academic conferences and small intellectual venues, and Russian officials avoid the subject.

"Arts funding has until now been limited almost exclusively to projects favoured by the Australia Council," was Brandis's statement on Tuesday.

Press freedom is limited, almost no serious independent opinion polling is allowed, and many official economic statistics appear simply to be made up.

Instead, the Americans have limited themselves almost exclusively to airstrikes, which are having uncertain effects.

"The evidence is contradictory, the forensic analysis is limited, and almost all the witnesses have an obvious bias or prejudice".

Harm was limited with almost equal frequency by 'rechecking the patient' and 'rechecking equipment'.

Active and passive external shoulder rotation in the affected arm was limited in almost all participants with a permanent lesion.

Completeness of patient level data was slightly limited in almost all clinical documents (Table 3) and several data sources showed structural weaknesses.