Sentence examples for limits to expansion from inspiring English sources

Even with looser rules, there are limits to expansion in America alone.

Modern urban planners assume that city borders are no longer necessary and the grid should have no limits to expansion.

In other cases, there are geographic limits to airport expansion.

Two years ago in New York he said he saw "no limits to the expansion of [Iran's] ties with African countries".

The limited response to the great push last summer to Make Poverty History has shown the limits to further expansion of aid budgets - highlighting the scarcity of donor resources, and the need to find alternative, sustainable finance for development.

Moving forward, with increasing amounts of renewable electricity they become zero-emission, but the most important point is that there are no limits to the expansion of electricity production.

There are limits to further expansion of university education both in terms of public costs and the capacity of the graduate labour market to absorb new entrants, especially during economic downturns.

One limit to their expansion, says Mr Hewitt, is customers' expertise.

London currently has one very obvious limit to urban expansion: the green belt.

The quality of debate in Britain about public spending cuts could be transformed if ministers (and their opponents) spent a wet weekend with Schumpeter's "The Crisis of the Tax State".His central thesis is that there is a natural limit to the expansion of the state into new areas of economic activity.

Therefore, the pedicle screw designed for the current study was limited to unilateral expansion intended to be positioned in the superolateral direction to the pedicle.