Sentence examples for limits suggesting from inspiring English sources

Some questioned the income limits, suggesting that they overshot the families in greatest need.

An NHS England spokesman emphasised it no longer required appointments of a fixed length: "How long to allocate to individual patient appointments is at the discretion of individual GP practices, based on patient need, and there are no national limits suggesting 10 minutes should be the norm," he said.

Bill Ambrose, director of special projects for Transocean, which owned and ran the blowout preventer, said at the hearing that the device had functioned "within its design limits," suggesting that its failure was a result, not a cause, of the accident.

Crystalline phases could not be identified from the XRD patterns within the XRD resolution limits, suggesting that the as-sprayed coatings were approximately comprised of fully amorphous phases.

Numbers and phenotypes of T and B cells in blood and thymus of affected dogs were within normal limits suggesting normal development of T cells.

When service stress limits were reached in SFRC slabs, crack widths were much smaller than common crack width limits, suggesting design for crack widths may be an appropriate method for addressing serviceability in SFRC slabs.

The levels were even below the current federal limits suggested for children.

Just under 20% of those surveyed felt strongly about these things and 41% and 40% respectively said they "tend to agree" that the limits suggested should be imposed.

Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut and a supporter of campaign finance overhaul, said that the limits suggested by Mr. Nickles were "way too high".

"Such widespread transgression of safe limits suggests that biodiversity loss, if unchecked, will undermine efforts toward long-term sustainable development," the paper said.

The fact that 85percentt of Americans still feel they have no limits suggests that, even centuries on, the frontier remains untapped and open for homesteading.