Sentence examples for limited answer from inspiring English sources

Fungicides afford some protection but huge quantities of chemicals are an expensive and limited answer.

(Charles Grassley, Republican of Iowa, had helped block it, because, he said, Medine had refused to answer a question about whether we're engaged in a "war on terrorism" with a simple yes or no. Instead, Grassley complained, "he opted for a more limited answer that military power is permissible in appropriate cases").

In the sentiment analysis project, we were not able to determine whether a response is spam or not because of the limited answer choices, which were all valid.

As an attacker may take advantage of this feature (i.e., "auto-complete"), especially if a user has a very limited number of contacts (i.e., limited answer space), the application inserts random names which are derived from an online fake name generator [29].

Some would answer "awareness of the Earth," which is a correct, but in my view, limited, answer.

For instance, no mention of a patient population earns 0 points (not evident), the use of a general patient identifier is a limited answer (2 points), mentioning a single specific patient descriptor is a strong answer (4 points), and using numerous relevant descriptors is excellent (6 points).

And because heredity only sets the stage for manic depression and schizophrenia, while environment opens the curtain, identification of even a central gene will provide limited answers.

Wal-Mart declined to make an official available for an interview and provided limited answers to questions through an e-mail response.

What they didn't say: The Limited answers the call of buyers who demanded more luxury, while the Special Edition quiets the screams of enthusiasts who knew Subaru was holding back.

Existing IS alignment literature only offers limited answers to these problems and does not acknowledge the different value configurations that telecare technology can enable.

What drives their insertion and whether transposons selectively insert into specific sites are interesting questions with limited answers.