Sentence examples for made only limited from inspiring English sources

In testimony this morning, Sheriff Larry Stewart, who hired Mr. Coleman in January 1998, said he had made only limited inquiries about Mr. Coleman's background before doing so.

The investigation found that after the initial complaint, the police made "only limited efforts to apprehend a potentially violent sex offender".

The report also noted that the Indonesian government had made only "limited progress in establishing accountability" for past human rights abuses committed by the military and police.

Corporation officials have met broadband providers in recent months to try to improve the situation, but have made only "limited progress".

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Temperatures fell over the ice-coated Northeast on Saturday, as utility crews made only limited progress restoring power to more than a million homes and businesses after an ice storm struck the region last week.

But a recent report by the inspector general of the Department of Homeland Security said that the agency has made only "limited progress" in the area of "mission assignments" — that is, in its ability to coordinate the response to a crisis.

We get only limited information.

A review of 31 such projects in the United Kingdom concluded that company sponsored postmarketing surveillance studies had made only a limited contribution to the assessment of drug safety, principally because of weak study designs and difficulties in recruitment[ 44].

In comparison to preventing the loss of natural forests, however, tree planting has the potential to make only a limited contribution to reducing CO2 levels in the atmosphere.

The Forest Act habitats appear to make only a limited contribution to the conservation of indicator and red-listed lichens.

This finding indicates that cellulosome-cell synergy makes only a limited contribution to cellulose degradation under fermentation conditions with microcrystalline cellulose (Avicel) as the carbon source.