Sentence examples for limits of the ability from inspiring English sources

Already some of Asia's sprawling conglomerates are reaching the limits of the ability of their founding families to manage them.

These theatres were becoming so large that they had reached the limits of the ability of actors to project their voices in them.

The failure of the Bush Administration's effort to overthrow President Chavez was world-historical for South America because it sent a powerful new signal about the limits of the ability of the United States to thwart popular democracy in the region.

Finally, to explore the limits of the ability of L29 to promote high-level protein expression, we used rounds of mutagenesis and in vivo screening to identify L29 variants that increased expression of GFP.

These data demonstrate the limits of the ability to measure unbound (that is, free) brodalumab in circulation, given the high levels of target on circulating cells and the high affinity of brodalumab for IL-17RA.

Congress wisely put limits on the ability of funds to overcharge investors.

And this is what is meant by the "journals crisis" – a limiting of the ability to read the scientific literature due solely to lack of funds.

Overall, within the limits of the degradation ability, the degradation effect can be enhanced by an increase in adsorption capacity.

This may have the perverse result of limiting the ability of the lawyers and compliance officers to catch the "really big one" amid excessive officer and director disclosure.

It also became apparent the policy was largely ceremonial in terms of limiting the ability of powerful interests to fund campaigns.

If Bean wanted to quote someone in favor of limiting the ability of states to regulate banks, she should have called up Goldman Sachs.