Sentence examples for limited lasting from inspiring English sources

Some climate experts have warned that such a move could be unhelpful, as it could encourage a rush of short-term policies that would have limited lasting benefit.

Sydney was dubbed the Green Games, but facilities there had limited lasting use, while some venues for the Athens Games have been left barren.

Writing in 1944, Arthur Koestler was among the first to gain knowledge of the slaughter of eastern European Jews and he estimated that the effect of such revelations was strictly limited, lasting only minutes or days and swiftly overcome by indifference.

Although TTO questions traditionally have been framed using permanent health states for valuations of chronic disease [ 15], the health states associated with pertussis and vaccination are limited, lasting anywhere from days to weeks.

The condition is normally self limiting, lasting 6-24 months; up to 20% of patients report symptoms that persist for more than 12 months.

Colin Todd, the Derby manager, has limited last season's top scorer at Pride Park to just two starts since taking over from Jim Smith in October, and was preparing to substitute the 21-year-old before he struck the decisive goal of this encounter in the 66th minute.

Anthony, inhabiting the place in Dolan's heart once reserved for Isiah Thomas, chimed in by calling the Lin deal "ridiculous," as if his time in New York had produced anything close to the surge in interest and profit resulting from Lin's achievements, however limited, last season.

Earnshaw found first-team opportunities limited last season, making only eight league starts for the Bluebirds.

His opportunities at Benfica were limited last season although he was a member of the side which won the League Cup, saving a penalty in the final.

Swanson's appearances were limited last season, something he says was down to a disagreement with Tangerines boss Peter Houston rather than a knee injury.

But Mark Powell, an antitrust expert in Brussels with the law firm of White & Case, said the commission had been much stricter about deadlines precisely because it wanted to limit last-minute bargaining.