Sentence examples for limited at a time from inspiring English sources

The president said that view was too limited at a time of economic struggles in the country.

Some Democrats argue that he needn't do much, since the value of Mr. McCain's experience remains limited at a time voters are so unhappy.

Moments later, the Moody's rating service cut the bank's investment rating to junk, warning its access to debt and equity markets remained limited at a time when many analysts say it needs to raise capital.

And so the museum, along with Mr. Höller – who has made smaller versions of the work for solitary use – decided over the weekend to institute a one-person-at-a-time limit for a sensory-deprivation sojourn.

And so the museum, along with Mr. Holler - who has made smaller versions of the work for solitary use - decided over the weekend to institute a one-person-at-a-time limit for a sensory-deprivation sojourn.

If you're willing to cheat, it's not hard to get around the five-lives-at-a-time limit in Candy Crush.

Budgets are tight, staff are limited, and at a time of ever-more reform the desire to initiate new services is understandably low.

Details are very limited at this time and an actual UI was not up for demo at Computex.

However, numbers of HSCs are limited at that time point, making an accurate comparison of HSCs in E10.5 wild-type or Gata3-deficient AGMs by direct transplantations impossible.

Second, the journalist: He was an Arab-American (albeit one who believed that "to hyphenate ourselves is limiting") working at a time when Arab-Americans faced harassment.

There was the war in Afghanistan to fight first, and many senior officers within the military feared that a war in Iraq would stretch American military capabilities beyond their limit at a time when the threat of war loomed on the Korean Peninsula.