Sentence examples for limited even from inspiring English sources

China's nuclear capacity would be sharply limited even by the limited system that Washington is now planning.

The evening rush hour could prove more disruptive for commuters, with services limited even if they run smoothly, user groups said.

But academic jobs were limited, even for a Yale Ph.D.

The choices are limited even in the most sophisticated markets.

Conversely, the driver's view out the rear seems limited, even without stacks of luggage.

Laws limited even the largest institutions to individual states, and supervision was generally local.

Recording capacity is limited; even both companies' high-end model cannot tape much more than a day's worth of television.

Mr Burnham admits as much, but his options are limited even if Labour wins the next election.

Before the country's independence, educational opportunities for Indonesians were limited even on the primary and secondary levels.

He notes that by court order such investigations are carefully limited, even in a post-terrorist-attack world.

Their formal education is often brief and inadequate, so their employment options are limited, even if they can manage to escape from their prescribed lives.