Sentence examples for limited sort from inspiring English sources
That's a limited sort of fame, of course, like being captain of the Luxembourg Olympic team.
The word "complete" in the name of the store really refers to a limited sort of completeness.
Salute also the Sony Readers – more beautiful in design than the Kindle, but equally functional in a limited sort of way.
For now, our ability to understand how all those parts relate is quite limited, sort of like trying to understand the political dynamics of Ohio from an airplane window above Cleveland.
The purpose was to warn the Russians not to interfere with his delicate diplomatic manoeuvres designed to ensure an Israeli victory, but of a limited sort so that the US would still be in control of the region unilaterally.
JOHN DOUARD Montclair, N.J., Aug. 29, 2013 The Writer Responds Messrs. Berman, Ruhmkorff and Goldschmidt all point out that even though seismology or meteorology can't predict particular earthquakes or storms, they still make useful predictions of a more limited sort.
PAGE 24 European Couples' Options Even as President Bush is proposing an effort to promote marriage, European countries are moving in the opposite direction -- granting new status to couples looking for limited sorts of unions.
Of course, web-based email has similar drawbacks as the Mail app – fewer features and limited sorting options – and is slower to use, but today it's probably how most people do email.
If donors and nonprofits felt that they had to measure their results, might that not lead them to focus on limited sorts of things that could be measured precisely: administering vaccines, for instance, rather than attempting to improve over-all health; or counting missed days of school rather than evaluating student achievement?
Maybe he could do a short run of the play, a limited-engagement sort of thing.
I mean, they have access to everything the general public has access to but even the general public access is limited… sort of a patchwork of strategies that are loosely weaved together.
