Sentence examples for made limits from inspiring English sources

Frequently, people who bought short-term plans ended up facing crushing medical bills, because agents or insurers hadn't made limits on these plans clear ― or because insurers had found reasons not to cover bills after the fact.

Just as Trump has done in this country, Farage and his party appealed to deep-rooted racism and xenophobia, and made limiting immigration a central issue.

While Watson made limited progress after tweaking the muscle at training in Potchefstroom last week, Marsh's calf mended faster than first expected.

report had found that the program "made limited progress in preserving homeownership, has suffered from inconsistent program implementation, and continues to confront additional challenges".

His comments to the Register could put him at odds with congressional Republicans who have made limiting abortion central to their messages.

After the bombing, the Germans made limited attempts to carry out repairs before abandoning the complex; the area was captured by the British Army four weeks later.

Although a complete discussion is not possible here, some general observations can be made, limited to organisms other than Animalia.

These investigations made limited attempts to model impacts of interventions and changing antibiotic use, adjust for expected progression of time series, or consider population interactions.

The standard is smart -- and smart states are already showing us that they can make limits on carbon pollution from power plants work: Oregon, California, Montana, Minnesota, Washington, New Mexico and New York.

The idea was to commission leading contemporary artists to make limited-edition prints.

More cooperation and better research to identify effective programs would make limited resources go much further, she said.