Sentence examples for limited take from inspiring English sources

This opening up of the future is not always well understood or welcomed and may go some way to explaining the relatively limited take up of foresight work by policy-makers [18, 25, 26, 27, 28].

One might add that being stranded at sea might lead to a rather limited take on the science too.

Robinson stresses: Even if your budget is limited, take professional advice on your brand identity and collection [and] get professional photos taken … not only will your collections appeal more to potential customers but press and bloggers are far more likely to feature you.

Finally, after years of close work with the US Fish and Wildlife Service, a limited take of wild peregrines was allowed in 2004, the first wild peregrines taken specifically for falconry in over 30 years.

Their progress has been hindered by what many feel are outdated restrictions which have limited take-up – for example, all members must have something in common.

Their progress has been hindered by restrictions that have limited take-up, but new rules were introduced this year designed to enable them to compete more effectively.

His only invocation of his commander-in-chief authority was limited, taking aim at a requirement that he get permission from a military subordinate before taking an action.

Even the cover charms: on the jacket is a Victorian "Map of a Man's Heart," reprinted from McCall's and looking like some jokey geography thought up by Lewis Carroll, with its "Broad Range of Interests," its "Province of Deep Thought," its "Memory of Mother Moat" and "Ravine of the Limited Take-Home".

These payments are understood to be loans which Haslam, and Stags Limited, took out from the club over a number of years.

Visitor numbers to this protected area are limited to take care of the rhinos' habitat.

"It will stop all hotels and condos because these limits take the economics out of any project.