Sentence examples for making limits from inspiring English sources

Excess information in complex ICU environments exceeds human decision making limits, increasing the likelihood of clinical errors.

But horrific violence in El Salvador is not new, nor is its making limited to the country's territory.

"Why would making limited progress on the same issue stop people from fighting for much more significant progress?" Newman asked.

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.

At the Neediest Cases charities, the caseworkers and specialists work tirelessly to untangle state and federal bureaucracies, looking for ways to make limited resources stretch a bit further.

Wayfarers ran out to leave footprints, studied a sign about speed records and watched a lone adventurer make limited headway in a kart equipped with a sail.

And instead of keeping a journal, he makes limited-edition "iPhoto books" of unpublished photographs selected from all of his trips.

It had an exception: "We note that one airport worker, who regularly parked for free, did make limited use of a cane to walk".

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.