Sentence examples for limited purchase from inspiring English sources
It's got some purchase, but it's a limited purchase".
After all, e-mails and their ilk give us a much more limited purchase on an author's idiosyncrasies than an extended work of literature.
The commercial is expected to run only on CNN, Fox News Channel and MSNBC, a limited purchase of air time that the party clearly hopes will be amplified by news coverage about the advertisements.
"Previously, schools who wished to purchase EpiPen Auto-Injectors beyond those they were eligible to receive free under the program could elect to do so at a certain discount level with a limited purchase restriction, but such restriction no longer remains".
Several studies indicated that inappropriate eligibility criteria or distribution channels restricted access for poor, rural or socially excluded women in Bangladesh [ 8, 76], India [ 38] and Nepal [ 62], and the partial nature of the voucher subsidy for insecticide-treated bed nets in Tanzania limited purchase by poor women [ 82].
Two weeks ago, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority had limited purchases to two tokens per customer, in anticipation of yesterday, the beginning of an era in which no tokens would be sold at all.
The bank said it stood by a statement made in September about the bond-buying program, which limited purchases to bonds maturing in three years or less but did not put any other limit on the total amount.
As food prices rise, food aid falls in terms of both rations and the number of people reached.Rising food prices pose threats to thelivelihoods of the poor by eroding their already limited purchasing power.
However, most of the clients had limited purchasing power and most transactions were one-time only.
Organic foods often cost more than their conventional rivals, and that has limited purchases by the legions of lower-income U.S. shoppers who are needed to propel a niche product into a national player.
Since CBI schemes and their parent-NGOs have limited purchasing capacity, cost escalation can incite financial vulnerabilities and put the sustainability of the scheme at risk (Devadasan et al. 2006).
