Sentence examples for limits to expanding from inspiring English sources

Dale Vesser, a retired lieutenant general who taught him philosophy at West Point, said: "He's always been interested in exploring the limits, what are the limits to expanding one's horizons.

In a study of the emerging technology sector, a report by the Center for an Urban Future found that many firms saw significant limits to expanding operations in New York due to housing costs.

Local constraints also place practical limits to expanding an analogue's scale and scope.

That's how we can all use the power of limits to expand our reality.

After the Paris attacks on November 13th, some elected officials suggested a link between recent refugees and terrorist activity and called for a limit to expanded refugee policies for the U.S. In recent days, nine governors said that they would "at least resist temporarily" refugee resettlement in their states.

The underlying motive is to get access to timber currently off limits to supply expanding demand for biomass to burn as "renewable energy.

They are now using new legislative limits to further expand the number of machines in clubs.

Given such strategic decisions, the Mac has limited room to expand.

William Hill, which has about 1,600 betting outlets, is focusing on bookmaking after the government limited opportunities to expand into casinos.

In addition, a retailer usually has limited ability to expand or change the look of a property it does not own.

At the same time, many Republican lawmakers quickly rejected any suggestion that gun control laws need to be tightened, even to limit access to expanded ammunition clips like the one that the police say Jared L. Loughner used outside a Tucson supermarket on Saturday, killing six people and wounding 14, including Ms. Giffords, who was shot in the head.