Sentence examples for limiting circumstances from inspiring English sources

The recent Iranian elections were carried out under these same limiting circumstances.

But I hope that I'm proof that musicianship and musical passion rise out of sometimes difficult or financially limiting circumstances.

Yet the Administration's policies — a more apt description, admittedly, would have been "leading from behind the scenes" — were tailored to limiting circumstances.

And few worked under such potentially limiting circumstances: Brewster was born deaf in an era before remedial help or a common signing language existed.

In fairness to the folks at the New Press, which helped organize such a dreaded event recently, at a restaurant on West Twenty-ninth Street, there were a few limiting circumstances.

But in the end, art is a mystery that no biography can conquer, in part because every artist's goal is to transcend the limiting circumstances of individual experience and touch something larger.

It's a seriously limiting circumstance.

Although the explicitness of formal background for team work, such as well-described functions and responsibilities of team members could be seen as limiting circumstance in highly integrative teams [ 18], in the initial stage of the implementation of team-based health care practice, when team collaboration is low, it seems to be an essential background for team functionality.

"There have been limited circumstances in which the U.S. government has agreed to pay damages even though it wasn't required to.

The well-researched 1999 report by the prestigious Institute of Medicine recommended smoked marijuana in limited circumstances, as it noted that "nausea, appetite loss, pain and anxiety all can be mitigated by marijuana".

Once a library provided Internet access, the panel reasoned, it became a public forum, open to an unlimited number of speakers and topics, from which "speech whose content the library disfavors" could be excluded only under the most carefully limited circumstances.