Sentence examples for limiting in terms of from inspiring English sources

Of these, 4800 km3 are due to limited depth of aeration, which is the factor most severely limiting in terms of extent (km2), and 2500 km3 due to sodicity which is most severely limiting in terms of degree (depth in cm).

A studio is "a little limiting in terms of having space to entertain," she said.

"I found it to be quite limiting in terms of a social front," Mr. Williams, 45, recalled.

"MacDonald's Irene is much younger than ours, and I thought about making her a child, but it was too limiting in terms of the dancing that couldn't happen," Ms. Tharp said.

It's not sluggish, confusing, or limiting in terms of music choice — all ways they could have screwed it up.

However, the hydrophobic nature of PLGA can be limiting in terms of protein adsorption.

"Our options are limited in terms of expanding our schedule," Jones said.

These children are often limited in terms of activity and require specialized health care.

"Before, it was very limited in terms of who we could service.

He found magazines too limited in terms of audience and earnings, however.

Their choices were limited in terms of the cultural offerings, and they found the winters depressing.