Sentence examples for limited at the same from inspiring English sources

The grocery stores didn't offer a wide variety of fresh tropical Asian fruit, so going to the Asian aisle of a Western grocery store was such a treat yet so extremely limited at the same time.

However, in a later interview, Alex Evans, Co-Founder of Media Molecule, said a beta would be released in September 2008 describing it as "a public beta, but limited at the same time".

However, if both sensitivity and specificity are considered equally important and both numbers of false-positive and false-negative decisions should be limited at the same time, a threshold of 0.7 would be preferable with sensitivity of 0.8 and specificity of 0.85.

The answer is simple: the unique way in which player's movement is both expanded and limited at the same time adds the extra dimension to combat both figuratively and literally.

On paper, it's quite powerful and limited at the same time.

Our idea, at the micro-economic level, is to exploit the hedging actions to obtain a profit, limiting, at the same time, at a macro-level, the speculative attacks on oil and U.S. Dollar markets.

The principal specifications that characterize the oversized bend design concern the minimization of the reflection of the fundamental mode and the maximization of its transmission, limiting at the same time its coupling to spurious modes that could propagate at the operational frequency.

This simple procedure allowed for the progress of training, limiting, at the same time, the risk of the joint dislocation.

In addition, its adoption in every day clinical practice could prevent unnecessary withdrawing of thousands of central venous catheters, limiting at the same time inappropriate use of empirical antimicrobial therapy.

Instead of roving affairs that hop from warehouse to warehouse, these pop-ups are limited engagements at the same venue, opening and closing at the whim of its fickle clientele.

Questions of individual rights, such as race and due process, are not the front-burner issues at the court that they were a few years ago, perhaps because the justices have reached a kind of settlement: affirmative action has been sharply limited, while at the same time the due process guarantee is alive and well.