Sentence examples for limits long from inspiring English sources

He had won plaudits for supporting carbon emissions limits long before they were politically popular in America.

Lee Alman, the spokesman for the Doe Fund, said Mr. McDonald had been an opponent of term limits long before he publicly took up the mayor's cause.

A major effort by the Obama administration to keep homeowners out of foreclosure may be reaching its limits long before the crisis abates.

I.R.A. contribution limits, long established at $2,000 a year, will rise to $3,000 next year, but to $3,500 for those who are at least 50.

The operational lifetime of these battery packs is still a cost concern for end users and limits long distance applications.

If these observations are true, then it arguably limits long distance flow of Deccan Traps lavas to Rajahmundry suggesting polycentric eruptions at ∼65 Ma in Peninsular India.

Neither, you imagine, will the fact that pressing need limits long-term perspective and self-control come as a shock to anyone but the idle rich (and the government).

Critics say this is a result of American's efforts to stifle service from Love Field, which include backing a federal law that limits long-haul flights from Love Field to jets with fewer than 57 seats.

Legend was different when it finally started operations from Dallas last April with a fleet of five McDonnell Douglas DC-9 aircraft, each restricted to 56 seats because of an arcane Texas law that limits long-haul service from the old Love Field airport.

Following cardiac transplantation, accelerated coronary disease limits long-term survival.

Although preoperative chemotherapy (cisplatin-etoposide) and radiotherapy, followed by surgical resection, is considered a standard of care for superior sulcus cancers, treatment is rigorous and relapse limits long-term survival.