Sentence examples for limited handful from inspiring English sources

We identified in a qualitative study conducted with Argentine healthcare decision makers that even though economic considerations to prioritize resource allocation were increasingly accepted, and boosted after the recent financial crisis, the use and application of economic evaluations was very poor and restricted to a limited handful of cases.

However, experience with conservation tenders in low-income countries remains limited to a handful of scientifically motivated experimental trials.

Processes are not often inclusive or are advertised very late or limited to a handful of organisations in the capital.

There was his limited vocabulary – a handful of words by the time he was three, and a habit of mixing up letters or relying on stock sentences.

To stretch their limited resources, a handful of colleges have started working together to adapt technologies to their common educational purposes.

"I think of where the airplane was at the start of World War I: at first it was unarmed and limited to a handful of countries," Mr. Singer says.

Dr Chipman hinted that the US should speed up negotiations: "There is still some time for diplomatic efforts to halt and eliminate North Korea's nuclear arsenal while it remains limited to a handful of nuclear weapons.

Access to the documents remains limited to a handful of media organisations.

Options were quite limited, and a handful of titans really did control most data flows in the analog era.

While some economists have begun to incorporate data on genetic markers in their empirical analyses, their use remains scattered and limited to a handful of specific applications.

This notion resonates not only with the religious right, but among some libertarian-minded proponents of limited government, a handful of First Amendment purists, and even Amarillo's Katie Roberts.