Sentence examples for limited to make from inspiring English sources

But his experience at I.B.M., analysts suggest, has been too limited to make him a likely successor.

Unlike speculators, long-term investors were attracted to Dubai because of high rental yields, provision of residence visa on property purchase and ease of buying property and leasing out on simple contract documents.The first two reasons no longer exist or at least have been limited to make the original premise far less attractive by the Dubai government.

Hence, knowledge about the similarity between GM single plants, conventional hybrids, and GM stacks is too limited to make any general conclusion concerning risk and safety.

If the master license is not restricted by RCP, the total number of distribution of the license can be limited to make a true reasonable sharing of digital content.

This classy, hastily-made steel sports watch has a quartz movement and definitely does none of the cool things a Wii can do including but not limited to: make fat kids pant, break TVs, and excite the young with boobies.

The artificial intelligences of the characters was also deliberately limited to make sure they acted realistically to environmental changes and situations.

While the ACA does make some efforts to address these problems -- such as providing limited and temporary boosts to primary care physician reimbursement, requiring parity of mental health care with that of physical illness, and enabling states to establish "health homes" for the mentally ill -- these are far too limited to make a dent in the above problems.

Data available so far from the Mediterranean are too limited to make a comparison, but the species richness is likely to be lower than in any other system.