Sentence examples for limited until the from inspiring English sources

But the revival was limited until the fall of Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood last July.

The city's growth was limited until the opening of the railroad in 1912.

However, it said the company's ability to grow faster will be limited until the second distribution centre opens.

"While advances in using the law are welcome, progress in addressing violence against women will be limited until the law is applied more widely," Gagnon said.

With his work commitments, and a family of six children, the opportunities for Stanley to sing beyond north-east Scotland were limited until the 1990s.

Although the idea appeared in the mid-16th century, application of the principle was limited until the advent of screw-making machinery in the mid-19th century.

The lack of tertiary structures available for LmFR and TcFR has limited until now the possibility of performing structure-based drug design.

Comprehensive experimentation in this area was, however, limited until, in the 1990s, microarrays enabled 'genome-wide' snapshots of gene expression.

The prognosis of patients with acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) was so limited until recently, that the medical interest in other long term health problems was irrelevant.

When you delete a connection with a site, you may find that your ability to interact with that site is limited until you reactivate the connection.

Ms. Murphy said access would be limited until a criminal investigation by the Nassau County district attorney's office was complete.