Sentence examples for off the limitations from inspiring English sources

In all of my time as an educator working with justice-involved youth and teaching in prisons or public high schools, I've never met a single student who could shake off the limitations of urban culture.

They are still eager to identify with Ms. Stefani, whose songs on No Doubt's 1995 album, "Tragic Kingdom" (Interscope), laughed off the limitations of feeling like "just a girl".

"Women's liberation and empowerment are terms feminists started using to talk about casting off the limitations imposed upon women and demanding equality.

In this study, we sought to determine if fluorescence imaging and ultrasound imaging of orthotopic pancreatic tumors would correlate and potentially be a useful combined modality for monitoring of tumor growth, off-setting some of the limitations of each modality used alone.

Hardcore gamers might be turned off by the limitations that come with playing on a touchscreen, especially on the iPad Mini.

Moreover, we are aware of the limitations of a one-off lung function test to determine a final diagnosis, as a negative bronchodilator response can occur due to fixed airway obstruction in asthma.

A writer living overseas could shrug off the perceived limitations of country and culture.

What happens there, I think, is that Baudelaire distills a fugitive, dark essence from Delacroix's Romanticism as he did from that of Poe, shrugging off the artistic limitations of both to furnish a poetry of emotional candor and formal discipline beyond their reach.

The pair ate beef stew with truffles, Blumenthal's recipe, and though conversation wasn't the smoothest (a 10-second delay between every bon mot, the video link that connected them spanning the vast distance between Peake, then somewhere above Africa, and Blumenthal, back at the European Space Agency control room in Munich), both felt the date went off well, considering the limitations.

However, the use of these cut-offs has the limitation of potentially biasing the risk-scoring system towards an improved discrimination of AIDS risk.

This cut-off was based on the limitation that only one blood pressure reading was obtained during screening and to avoid unnecessary referral due to one isolated high reading and regression towards the mean.