Sentence examples for might have limits from inspiring English sources

That, combined with her near total denial of the idea that homeopathy might have limits, led to MalariX, a homeopathic treatment for malaria.

The major limitation was poor chart keeping that might have limited us from getting full information about chronic complications of diabetes.

A potential limitation of this study is the 9-week duration which might have limited the potential benefits of ATX.

Vacanti's data suggested that they might have limited versatility, like adult stem cells.

A rainy forecast might have limited the crowd, but the organizers seemed happy with the turnout.

Karlsson was not wearing protective Kevlar socks that might have limited the damage.

And better consumer protection might have limited the overall size of the housing bubble.

Vitamin is for businesses who might have limited budgets, but don't want to compromise on design or functionality.

But she said she decided that a decade in a job that ultimately might have limited her creativity was enough.

While Christie's team sang the Stubbs to high heaven, blatant weaknesses might have limited its appeal.

Rouhani might have limited powers but human rights violations have continued under his presidency, as highlighted by the UN secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon, last month.