Sentence examples for more limited term from inspiring English sources

But to say that someone is "anti-copyright" because they argue for a more "limited" term is as fallacious as arguing that someone is in favor of a perpetual term merely because he argues the term should be longer.

Even viewed in more limited terms as a spending review, the SDSR failed: it did not close the budget gap, let alone create any headroom to allow the MoD to respond to new events and trends.

As the White House tried to navigate the politics of the United Nations, it accelerated efforts to strike a compromise in Congress that would pave the way for quick passage of a resolution authorizing some kind of military action -- though under more limited terms than the president would like.

In more limited terms but still very clearly, the U.S. opposed any involvement by the ITU and its committee of member states in the system of Internet governance.

A 2008 article in The Observer had him down as "the most influential web entrepreneur you've never heard of", though he has since been described in more limited terms such as "benefactor".

ESBCOhost was subsequently searched using more limited terms for the same period as the secondary search database (see Search Terms text boxes).

Forest fuel reduction likely imposes a more limited short term cost to fisher habitat use than previously believed, but less is known about the responses of resting or denning fishers to management disturbance.

Although perhaps of more limited near term relevance in the GCC, feed-in-tariffs (FiTs) and net metering policies to support distributed renewables are relevant where electricity pricing is supportive.

The soundtrack for "Thank God It's Friday" is more limited in terms of artists.

In other words, Samsung Pay will be more limited in terms of the number of U.S. customers it can reach at launch.

We recently profiled competitor Bookfresh but this site is a lot more limited in terms of the number of businesses it can be used for (they only work for small one-man-bands offering minutes/hour based services).