Sentence examples for limited usually from inspiring English sources

Top courses such as New South Wales have limited, usually pre-booked public access and charge up to £70.

With a private dinner, if there are choices at all, they are limited, usually two choices for the main course and maybe one vegetarian option.

The experience of spending a night in an architect-designed space is limited usually to those lucky enough to own one, or to afford a top-end boutique hotel.

In pre-Internet days, candidates would pay dearly to produce and then buy television time for 30 minutes of self-advertising, and the viewership would be fairly limited, usually to a single broadcast.

Paslay's experimental studies (Paslay 1994) indicated that the effect of torque on the critical helical buckling load was limited usually no more than 10%%.

On the other hand, when a split Hopkinson bar in tension is applied, the net displacement of the specimen ends is very limited, usually from 2.0 to 3.0 mm.

Furthermore, the obtained backbone curves are idealized and the drift limits usually considered in seismic design are specified.

On near record-low turnout a few weeks ago, voters passed Proposition B. It will require developments exceeding current height limits — usually around 40 feet — across much of the city's waterfront to face a citywide vote.

And, of course, laying down the law about screen time limits usually results in "I'm bored!" protests.

Production in these towns was limited and usually derivative.

But all such operations are strictly limited and usually subdued by red tape.