Sentence examples for limits means from inspiring English sources

Radar's limits means that controllers must now keep planes three miles apart when they approach airports.

It's a curse of language that clarity (and word limits) means simplification.

The deal on debt limits means that the Legislature will be able to begin passing budget bills in the next few days.

"My housing association has an interesting-looking scheme to allow people to move up to a bigger property, although the capital limits means that I'd have to move to a cheaper area if I wanted to do that".

And although API limits means this doesn't quite happen in realtime, coupled with its own machine learning and algorithms, Dojo Madness is able to provide some in-play guidance — though not enough to 'cheat' the game, Hilgers stresses — as well a more comprehensive coaching debrief afterwards.

A life without limits means rarely saying "no" and considering everyone else's feelings before your own.

Term limits mean that Michael Bloomberg will soon leave City Hall after 12 years in office.

Term limits mean that a politician who cuts maintenance spending may not be around when things go wrong.

Mr. Grossi said that the same economic limits meant that cellular networks are not built to sustain the huge spikes in traffic that can occur during emergencies.

"If you believe contribution limits mean anything, then making a contribution that explodes in value within a few days is a blatant subversion of them".

These limits mean the president can resort to recess appointments of this kind only in instances of transparent and intolerable burdens on his authority.