Sentence examples for means to limit from inspiring English sources

Westlands' Mr Birmingham feels that many environmental groups, such as the Natural Resources Defence Council and the Nature Conservancy, have become "genuinely interested in working with water agencies", even though others are "using water as a means to limit housing development"."I am very optimistic for the long term," says Mr Birmingham.

The interpositional arthroplasty is recommended after gap arthroplasty as a means to limit resection and recurrence.

The guys who have land in Lake may also want the appellation as a means to limit competition.

RP thus used HR as a means to limit nutrient supply to the feeding maggots and simultaneously accumulated GABA, strategies that could have led to maggot mortality.

The current trend in the construction industry is leaning more towards sustainable practices every year, making research valuable by providing a means to limit waste and recycle material.

Additional prestressed cables, integrated into the girder, are utilized as a means to limit vertical displacements, thus acting as a passive displacement control mechanism.

New laws meant to limit opioid use often force those with addiction to find illegal heroin.

The system is meant to limit foot traffic in this residential neighborhood.

Are geoengineering approaches more feasible than those meant to limit the emission of greenhouse gases?

NATO said dynamic missions, too, were guided by practices meant to limit risks.

Chase also admitted wrongdoing, though in a way meant to limit its highest officials' exposure to further legal problems.