Sentence examples for limited both from inspiring English sources

"That mission is strictly limited, both in mission and duration," he added.

He said Saturday that common-law suits are limited "both in significance and number".

It was Ken Yu!" The community, in the end, remained an island apart from the city, and options were limited both for the bank and for its customers.

Taking public financing would have limited both campaigns to $84.1 million; freed of the limit, Mr. Obama is expected to far outraise and outspend Mr. McCain.

Its late arrival limited both the opportunity to consult civil society and for the report's findings to inform the summit's discussion and outcomes.

The Wuhan show, which aired this summer and is due to return next month, is limited both in the subjects it tackles and in the personnel taking part.

My mother's choices, as a young woman in the 1960s, were limited both by the biases against black people, but also against women.

But the influence of these organisations is limited both by their budgets and their ability to get their messages out.

The highly valued stores of artesian water from deep bores are used mainly for livestock and some urban supplies, being limited both in quantity and quality.

There would be no "deferral" of the missile defense issue, and no "destruction" of the Antiballistic Missile Treaty of 1972, which limited both Washington's and Moscow's ability to deploy defenses against missiles, the department said.

But, in 2013, the Insolvency Service stepped in, forcibly winding up a group of related companies involved in the scam, among them Pantheon Limited, and Pantheon Realty Consultancy Limited, both registered at 29 Harley Street.