Sentence examples for making only limited from inspiring English sources

He openly queried: "Why are we still making only limited progress in widening access to higher education to young people from poorer backgrounds?" It seems that Willetts has come to the same, deluded conclusion: schools should not improve their performance, but universities should lower their grades.

They pioneer the study of logic in China and develop an interesting theory of analogical argumentation, though making only limited progress in exploring cogency in analogical extension.

Minimum tillage (or no-till) is a seedbed preparation method that involves minimizing the number of tillage operations by making only limited slots for placing the seed, either by using specialized machines (seeders) that open up small furrows in which seed is placed or by manually using 'jab planters', hoes or dip sticks to bore holes into which seeds are placed.

In the end, the administration blinked and a compromise, of sorts, was reached, making only limited cuts in spending, while passing off the tough decisions still to be made to a bi-partisan Congressional committee whose prospects for success will be limited by the same ideological constraints that have just played out.

Outside the big cities, English has made only limited inroads.

And despite the agreement, unions have made only limited gains in organizing garment factories in Cambodia.

One hot day we boarded a bus in SoHo that made only limited stops.

When Alix and Philip Shearer bought the building in 1995, they made only limited changes.

At the same time, opinion polls show the L.D.P. has made only limited gains, at best.

To date regulators have made only limited use of this authority.

Mutual-fund investors withheld new money, but made only limited redemptions of existing investments.