Sentence examples for limits because the from inspiring English sources

We want term limits because the way the city government works, incumbency is necessarily corrupting.

The State argues that drug detection dogs have practical limits because the searches are time-consuming and the dogs used are expensive.

In fact, there are no limits, because the group has reorganized as a 501(c)(4), a so-called social welfare group unbound by campaign restrictions.

But VRE asset allocation is important; absent highly elastic demand or ultra-low cost storage, solar PV market share has economic limits because the technology rapidly cannibalises itself.

The Jill Dando Institute for Crime Science said its work should not have been used to decide the six- to 12-year time limits because the work was unfinished.

Joseph J. Lhota (R) takes a libertarian view in saying that he would not pursue the drink limits because "the role of government should be to educate, not mandate".

About half of the cars still on display at the old place are off-limits because the roof over them has partially collapsed.

This material had always been off-limits because the US and UK are the two main partners in an intelligence-sharing alliance – and the governments had agreed not to spy on each other's citizens.

Availability is often limited because the market is so small.

"Leo is limited because the team doesn't gel around him as it should," Sampaoli added.

These findings are limited because the researchers studied a single news event.