Sentence examples for more limited when from inspiring English sources

The options are more limited when the couple consists of patient and doctor.

However, its utility is much more limited when it comes to tasks that are poorly suited to its nature.

Do you believe the government should not be spying on anybody, or just the NSA should be more limited when it comes to collecting Americans' information?

Much maternity wear has a tendency to be mind-numbingly generic per se (if it were defined by a colour, it would definitely be beige), but choice is even more limited when it comes to work wear.

Although there are three available tracks, the data coverage becomes more limited when we use all the tracks (Additional file 1: Figure 1), because we solved for the 3D displacement where the employed tracks are completely overlapped.

Admittedly, you're a little more limited when you live at home because you don't have the benefit of having debaucherous roommates on hand to go get fucked up with you.

Such tools are of more limited value when it comes to blocking confirmation of presidential appointees.

Overall, smaller-scale rooftop installation jobs offer lower wages, fewer opportunities for career advancement, and more limited benefits when compared with utility-scale solar construction jobs.

Last year, as wildfires raged in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, visitors to Guadalupe Mountains National Park had to settle for a more limited view when hiking up Guadalupe Peak, Texas' highest point.

Osuna on Disabled List The Yankees' setup relief options became even more limited yesterday when Antonio Osuna was placed on the disabled list because of a strained right groin muscle.

Instead, the Trump administration said it would release information under far more limited circumstances: when Freedom of Information Act requests are filed for those visiting offices of the White House characterized under the law as separate agencies, such as the Office of Management and Budget.