Sentence examples for limits when the from inspiring English sources

The coach, a noted collector of classic literature, simply declared his players off limits when the reporters became too critical.

Being bound by its limits when the world's largest emitters, China and America, were not seemed both damaging and futile.

Will the people who have Obama's ear be able to acknowledge those limits when the time comes?

It costs the Treasury £2bn a year and the MPs said it should "not be off limits" when the government seeks budget savings.

But sales taxes too have their limits; when the proportion of tax on a good is sufficiently high, consumption declines, and there is political pressure from consumers and industry to reduce the tax increases.

Discussion of Bale was supposed to be off limits when the captain, Michael Dawson, spoke at the Barclays Premier League's official launch but he wanted to emphasise the dressing-room view: "The goals he scored last season were unbelievable but he couldn't have done that on his own and he'd be the first to say that.

"It becomes even more limiting when the Asian community starts asking questions like that".

But they're really limited when the funding says they have to do particular things".

Who knew that the San Antonio Spurs would take the Miami Heat to the limit when the Durant/Westbrook/Harden Oklahoma City Thunder couldn't last year?

In the future, perhaps pavements could be widened at low­-traffic times, or traffic limited when the street is overcrowded.

But then again, who needs a borrowing limit when the potential liabilities from the new program seem to be zero?