Sentence examples for make only limited from inspiring English sources

But without wide local support and help from the outside, they will be able to make only limited forays.

Rather, such transactions would be reported privately to a "trade repository," which apparently would make only limited aggregate data available to the public.

Other American journalists can make only limited reporting trips to the island, which has been under an economic embargo for 38 years.

Immigration advocates have repeatedly called for a "clean DREAM Act" — a version of the bill that would make only limited concessions to enforcement and security measures.

Mr. Blunkett told doubters this week that public opinion was on his side and that he would make only limited concessions while pushing for passage of the antiterrorism legislation by Christmas.

Greene tried to close in over the final two barriers as he had in winning world gold in South Korea last summer, but despite wonderful support from another capacity crowd, could make only limited inroads, just pipping veteran American Taylor for fourth on the line.

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.