Sentence examples for means limit from inspiring English sources
These dates, however, should by no means limit their understanding of the civil rights movement, which existed before 1955 and continues to play an important role in American politics and society today.
"And we should by no means limit this.
It is noteworthy that the reduction in root length observed for tomato seedlings treated by SlCLE10p, 12p, or 13p could only be taken as the first sign of their potential physiological roles and by no means limit their role in additional processes or to rule out other SlCLEs as key regulators of growth and development in various parts of plant.
By no means limit yourself to three kinds of fabric!
This means, limit your consumption of media: don't immediately turn on the t.v. or computer when you're feeling bored.
When the Constitution says "limited times," it means limited.
They say it's a limited edition, but "limited" in this case probably means limited to like a million.
The needs are immense, his means limited.
The risks are by no means limited to ground forces.
This is by no means limited to Vongo content.
The phenomenon is by no means limited to boys.
