Sentence examples for limiting prospects from inspiring English sources

In addition, utilization of glucose as a primary energy source of tumor cells has recently been reported to promote chemoresistance of tumors, thereby limiting prospects of cancer therapy.

It was surprising that although the fertility awareness method was the most common method in PNFP facilities, there were no educational materials to promote it, further limiting prospects for adoption use of these methods.

don't tell" policy, such an effort seems to have limited prospects this year.

She calls herself a full-time recreational mathemusician, an off-the-beaten-path choice with seemingly limited prospects.

This is a heady number for a company that operates only in Russia, Europe's second-largest internet market, and has limited prospects outside that country.

For men who are in the lowest tiers of society, "there is frustration," he said, as they have limited prospects for marriage or jobs.

The authors adopted a Chinese term, guang gun-er ("bare branches"), for unmarried men from age 15 to their mid-30s who have limited prospects for employment.

That, in the eyes of Neil Binder, a principal at the Bellmarc brokerage agency, limits prospects for real-estate brokerage concerns in the area.

Jim Carpenter, managing partner at J. Carpenter & Company, a recruiting firm based in Darien, Conn., said he recently had a candidate who would not move to another city for a job even though he was unemployed and had limited prospects where he was.

America's start-ups have 300m customers on their doorstep; Europe's market is fragmented by language and local rules, which limits prospects in ventures where Britons have a natural bent, such as retailing.

Black had attended college on a football scholarship and had become a captain of the nationally ranked Colorado Buffaloes, but, at only five feet eleven, he had limited prospects for a professional career.