Sentence examples for more limited uses from inspiring English sources
Brunei issues a smart card with more limited uses.
Distributed-computing networks have more limited uses than a supercomputer, but they are becoming increasingly valuable substitutes.
However, he worries that drones such as Reaper will have more limited uses for the RAF after British combat forces leave Afghanistan by 2015, as they require air superiority to operate without being shot down.
This acellular synthetic dressing has clinical applications in full-thickness burn injury and wounds, and more limited uses in tissue regeneration.
The three cornerstones of Mr. Obama's message — ending the formal war on terrorism, a more transparent and much more limited use of drones and closing Guantánamo — all present complications that limit the scope for major change.
Other kinds of fossils have had more limited use in Cambrian biostratigraphy and correlation.
General Masood said that the most that Pakistanis could expect from the Americans was more limited use of the drones.
Wickiup, also called wigwam, indigenous North American dwelling characteristic of many Northeast Indian peoples and in more limited use in the Plains, Great Basin, Plateau, and California culture areas.
Critics say that at least until an antidote is found, better disclosure or more limited use of Pradaxa may be preferable.
Although the United States has been engaged in around-the-clock bombing in an effort to crack the Taliban, Mr. Hoon argued for a more varied and, occasionally, more limited use of air power.
A24 More Limited Use of Military President Bush said he would send American forces overseas more judiciously, saying "overdeployments" strained troops, families and, in the case of members of the National Guard and Reserves, employers.
