Sentence examples for limited mention from inspiring English sources

His comments were widely covered and praised in Chinese media but received only limited mention in most Western media, probably because of the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States.

The primary methodological problem of Mariology lies in the very limited mention of Mary made in the New Testament and in the relative, although not complete, silence about Mary in the early church.

Mr Signorini told the BBC: "They are images of such unexceptional normality that there is only limited mention of them on the cover of the magazine.

In fact, Alabama (the worst state) received an F- because there is an evolution disclaimer in the preface of the standards, no treatment of human evolution, and only limited mention of the "e-word" (Mead and Mates [2009]).

People had mixed views on where the council chamber and committee rooms should be located and there was limited mention of the war memorial, but the groups who did mention it unanimously stressed its importance.

This was meant to avoid overemphasizing these potentially less substantial deficiencies, but it also had the effect of increasing matching rates, as even a limited mention of an issue related to these subdomains would have qualified as a match.

The necessity of her appearance was clear — she was the Party's way of demonstrating allegiance with the insurrection — but Warren's seduction was at once too obvious and too limited: she mentioned a "rigged system" five times, but only on her own narrow, economic terms, not theirs.

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However, the limited data mentioned above are inadequate to explain the guiding role of the patient's age in the differential diagnostic process of headaches.

"These nuclear materials, despite the limited amounts mentioned, can enable terrorist groups, with the availability of the required expertise, to use it separate or in combination with other materials in its terrorist acts," Alhakim said, going on to ask the international community for help to "stave off the threat of their use by terrorists in Iraq or abroad".

Re "Just Because One's Vision Is Waning, Hope Doesn't Have To" (Personal Health, Dec. 28): One other service for people with limited vision deserves mention.