Sentence examples for obvious limits from inspiring English sources

There are obvious limits to what local cops can prevent.

Architecture has its natural and obvious limits, in other words.

Despite E.D.M.'s ability to transfix crowds, obvious limits to its power have emerged.

Mr. Bo was given leeway to speak in court, but there were obvious limits.

Second, postwar austerity in Britain was driven by real, obvious limits on resources.

There are obvious limits to any comparison of the United States and Israel.

London currently has one very obvious limit to urban expansion: the green belt.

Nobody has as yet dealt with this obvious limit to aeronautic speed as far as I have read.

Justice Stevens also filed a dissenting opinion in which he said there was "no obvious limiting principle" to the majority's analysis.

The obvious limit of theatre is that it imposes a fairly heavy constraint on getting the message out – only a small number of people can listen.

All of these sizes present an obvious limit: they are too big to fit in a mobile phone, or a small digital camera.