Sentence examples for necessarily limits from inspiring English sources

A major limitation of our study, however, is that it is cross-sectional, which necessarily limits causal conclusions.

As such, our public debates often lurch toward a kind of determinism, which necessarily limits our choices.

Also, the size of the pads and wires necessarily limits the number there are to ferry information in and out of the circuit.

The one-for-one correspondence is helpful as an initial map, but, as long as he sticks to it, it necessarily limits where he can go.

The limited number of playable female characters — Ms. McAuliffe could remember only Chun-Li from Street Fighter II and the princess in Super Mario Bros. 2 from her childhood — necessarily limits the audience for female players, she said, and thus reduces the number of female game designers.

Throughout, we make a plea to think "outside the box" since the very construction of a framework necessarily limits our thinking and our experimental design.

The conclusions that can be drawn are necessarily limited by the limitations of the study design.

Business is necessarily limited.

The menu is necessarily limited.

Is "black dance" a necessarily limiting label?

But their world view is necessarily limited.