Sentence examples for limited arguing from inspiring English sources

One study [ 60] failed to find changes in hostility and anger, though in this study improvement in other domains including PTSD was also limited arguing against this finding being specific in regard to anger.

In muscle cell models with similar overexpression levels of WT or expPABPN1 the changes in PAS usage were limited arguing against a gain-of-function mechanism [ 36].

My twins tagged along in the stroller and once again the pair, with limited arguing, took turns capturing and spinning.

And some senators want to raise contribution limits, arguing the problem is that limits were never adjusted for inflation.

The White House has repeatedly said it will not negotiate over the debt limit, arguing that the routine increase to the Treasury's borrowing capacity should not be used as a bargaining tool.

Mr. Homans, one of six candidates running against Mayor Jim Baca in the nonpartisan election, asked Judge Martha A. Vazquez of Federal District Court for a preliminary injunction against the city's spending limit, arguing that as a political newcomer, he had to exceed the cap to get his message across.

As in the last major Washington DC budget brawl, in September and October, Mr Obama and the Democrats said they would refuse to negotiate over the borrowing limit, arguing raising the limit amounted to the US government making good on spending it had already undertaken.

But some Republicans downplayed the effects of allowing the government to hit its debt limit, arguing on Sunday talk shows that concern about the hitting the debt ceiling is overblown.

The plaintiff, Alabama businessman Shaun McCutcheon, hopes that the court will eliminate these limits, arguing earlier this year that the issue is "a very important First Amendment case about freedom of speech".

"Before the act you would have been limited to arguing that the home secretary was behaving irrationally," one QC said.

But Newman, Beatley, and Boyer dismiss the idea except on a limited scale, arguing that agriculture "is not the primary function of a city".