Sentence examples for limiting purposes from inspiring English sources

Unmet need for limiting dropped slightly from 7.4% in 1988 and 6.7% in 2007, reflecting that most of the demand for contraception was for spacing rather than limiting purposes during the interval.

Assisting the boys are Martin Sheen as an American priest, and Rooney Mara as an aide worker, though both have limited purpose in the movie beyond making Trash a safer bet for investors and boosting market potential.

While acknowledging that equations represent conceptual meaning and are needed for calculations, Ashlyn also expressed the view that equations have limited purpose in understanding biology.

While the Bureau of Prisons National Formulary lists Naloxone as an available drug, it limits use for detox purposes only.

A Quistclose trust is a method by which a moneylender can hold a security interest in loans, through inserting a clause into the contract which limits the purposes for which the borrower can use the money.

The problem that this poses is, like myself, many people don't use Facebook for work purposes, limiting Talentag's current utility.

Now federal aid usually flows through the states to local governments, and most of it is earmarked for specific purposes, limiting the flexibility of local governments in how they spend the money.

There was evidence last Sunday that Griffin can excel even if his running game is limited, on purpose or by circumstance.

If you missed the Kickstarter boat, an existing backer can send you an invite so that you can buy a device — it's limited on purpose.

But really, the company has self-limited on purpose: the idea is to make something practical and cheap that almost anyone can use.

The current arrangement, he says means there is "limited shared purpose among group board directors," as they are elected to the board with differing views on what the Co-op's priorities should be.