Sentence examples for limited highly from inspiring English sources
Limited, highly monitored Iranian enrichment — accepted in principle by Obama but rejected by Netanyahu — is a far better outcome for Israel than going to war with Tehran.
Mr. Abbado, 78, is a revered maestro who wields enormous influence in the classical music world and gives limited, highly anticipated performances.
Forty years ago military space was a limited, highly specialized area with few applications beyond nuclear deterrence and war-fighting.
Ramirez and his colleagues were interested in looking into how people process information they read in online dating profiles, hypothesizing that most would make assumptions, fill in the blanks and elaborate on the limited, highly curated information they were given.
· Empirical evidence regarding the health and safety risks facing medical tourists is limited, highly speculative and lacks meaningful input from people with specific expertise in patient health and safety.
In the Mexican case, the combination of decentralization of resource planning to local governments and quasi-private sector agencies has reduced interventions in flood-risk management to very limited, highly local problems: a backed-up drain, or segment of a river that requires dredging.
And on the regulation side, there will be attempts to repeal rules like the recently adopted Environmental Protection Agency standards that limit highly toxic mercury emissions.
At the last election, Ukip pledged to limit highly skilled work visas to 50,000 per annum – including those from the EU – while applying a moratorium on unskilled and low-skilled labour over the course of the parliament.
This level can be achieved by restricting salt used in cooking, not adding salt at the table, and limiting highly salted foods, processed foods (many of which have hidden sodium), and so-called fast foods.
Immigrants have made Silicon Valley the powerhouse that it is today, and severely limiting highly skilled immigration benefits no one.
Safety techniques are intended to control and limit highly dangerous hazards and explosive sources in order to prevent accidental explosions.
