Sentence examples for limits too much from inspiring English sources

Eggplant was off limits (too much black bile), as were heavy wines.

The club's president Massimo Ferrero described them as "like a fleet of Ferraris who respect the speed limits too much".

In this way, we are always sure to reserve enough bandwidth to the real-time applications activity, without limiting too much of the TCP flows.

That behavior corresponds to the idea that working near and a little over the limit concentration is common for a professional chemist but great care must be taken if exceeding this limit too much.

Obviously, the capture rate is so low that the application is limited too much; if more specific monoclonal antibodies are attached to the magnetic nanoparticles, the result will be more satisfying.

Triggering the limit too much, especially for cell phone PIN codes, can lead to it completely shutting down and never letting you try again.

In addition, the extent of MHC diversity at the PBR appears to be limited, as too much diversity limits T lymphocyte repertoires as a result of extensive negative selection during the T cell development process in the thymus (Vidović and Matzinger 1988; Nowak et al. 1992; Woelfing et al. 2009).

Although Professor Siegel said that he had no firm position on term limits, he said that opponents had a legitimate gripe in arguing that the broad sweep of this year's term limits creates too much upheaval in the City Council.

Wires, like pipes, have limits; pushing too much current through a thin wire can start a fire.

"I understand that we want to limit access, but if we limit it too much, it will actually favour the black market and its negative consequences".

That would limit me too much".