Sentence examples for limits first from inspiring English sources

At the outset, the city announced a tiered re-entry process whereby first-responders, followed by so-called "recovery support" - defined very loosely and confusingly by the city as "major employers or businesses that are essential to the return of residents and the city's economic viability" - would be allowed back beyond the city limits first.

Some artists work best by erecting the limits first and bouncing against them, and sometimes the lines simply fall around work that's driven in other ways.

This study has some limits, first this experience is limited to the Italian setting and the survey is done on a small sample of 89 people who followed the training course.

Know your limits first, then attempt to improve slowly.

The Lincoln's main drawback compared with the Flex is a sloping roof at the rear that sharply limits third-row headroom, essentially rendering it a kiddie zone.

Medical residents are known for working punishing schedules at all hours, but a 2011 rule helped to establish some limits: First-year residents, known as interns, are now only allowed to work 12 hour shifts at a maximum and second- and third-year residents are allowed to work a maximum of 28 hours at a time, reported Kaiser Health News.

Each cell contains the mean difference (95% confidence interval) (first row), 95% agreement limits (second row) and CCC (95% confidence interval) (third row).

He applauds the prospect of twisting the constitution to limit first amendment freedom of the press.

MGM clearly aspires to seeing with the ruler; it might need some form and limit first.

Humboldt's exploits were limited first by money (until an inheritance solved the problem), and then by the Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars.

The opinion concluded that the need to bar even threats of violence against the country was "a substantial enough interest" to limit First Amendment freedoms.