Sentence examples for limited standing from inspiring English sources

In Scotland, Celtic and Aberdeen favour introducing limited standing areas.

Many people involved in Aipac have long argued that American Jews have limited standing to criticize Israel's policies because they are not themselves facing difficult questions of safety and survival.

Finally, when things really go sideways for companies, equity has limited standing, but debt, thanks to its contractual obligations, has staying power (not to mention, seniority in the courts).

Hard to believe....that Sacks feels limited, standing on perhaps one of world Jewry's most prestigious platforms.

The oversight of union operations — including the oversight of its executive director — has fallen mostly to bit players with limited standing.

Because of the strong recent bottleneck experienced by C. rubella (Foxe et al. 2009; Guo et al. 2009), there is only limited standing variation in this species, and new mutations likely play an important role in the adaptation to different environments.

Limit standing water levels.

Phillips was limited to standing on the sideline Sunday during a conditioning test in the morning, and at a practice in the evening, he knelt on the turf and watched the drills.

Because many monologues are performed in a room without a set, you will typically be limited to standing, sitting, or walking and pacing.

Precipitation and temperature work interdependently: Increased temperatures accelerate evaporation rates and limit standing water as a potential habitat source for immature mosquitoes, although the eggs are resistant to desiccation over extended time periods (Christophers 1960) and thus climate effects on immature vector survival are a complex balance between precipitation and evaporation.

Turn on a classic-rock station, and somebody's bound to be taking it to the limit or standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona.