Sentence examples for limited catalogue from inspiring English sources

Once you've solved them, of course, there's little reason to go back and play them again, but at £18 on a console with a currently limited catalogue, for anyone who owns a Switch this highly sociable game is a must-buy.

Some cost money, some have annoying ads, and others have a really limited catalogue.

First, book publishers, fearing that digital sales would cannibalize print sales, offered only a limited catalogue of books in electronic form and charged nearly as much for Rocket and Softbook editions as they did for hardcovers.

That service comes free with Amazon Prime, and offers a much more limited catalogue of just 2m tracks (that figure has increased by 500,000 to coincide with the launch of Music Unlimited).

"We've got an aspiration that we've been very public about: trying to liberate the music that we play across radio and television for 30 days, but a limited catalogue," said Chapman.

Although the Now app features a limited catalogue and does not allow users to listen to songs on demand, it allows the firms to compete with the streaming companies, which are increasingly important partners, said analyst Mark Mulligan of MIDiA Research.

But, of course, the one-stop shop is limited to catalogue or reserve capacity: that is, the capacity which the infrastructure managers themselves have already decided to set aside for freight trains.

The change reflects the broad evolution of the institution's scope and mission since its founding in 1917, when its work was limited to cataloguing religious themes and subjects in early Christian art up to 700 C.E.

Soundcloud is great at that, but its catalogue is limited to upcoming singles or promotional music, often not entire albums.

The existing constraint-based approaches for metabolic engineering have proven useful, but are limited only to reactions catalogued in various pathway databases.

Although it had many of the world's best-known rock acts, EMI rarely released new material and, as the CD era was ending, back catalogue revenues were limited.