Sentence examples for perhaps limits from inspiring English sources

That would result in capital controls and perhaps limits on bank withdrawals, which in turn would strangle commerce.

The price would be greater bank regulation; it would certainly include greater controls on the ability to open a bank account and, perhaps, limits on savings rates.

It's the rowdy supernatural variety, fuelled by Chinese mythology that perhaps limits its overseas prospects, which has dominated the Chinese box office recently.

Wright (1934b) also speculated limits to biochemical reactions which foreshadow limits to selection and perhaps limits to indiscriminate and sometimes fantastic claims about the benefits of genetic manipulation (engineering).

Finally, we observed our findings among patients with clinically stable COPD, which perhaps limits generalization to all patients with COPD.

Conversely, in the absence of wild-type MSH2, this damage persists and perhaps limits survival or at least fitness of cells, potentially explaining the MSH2 selectivity of methotrexate.

This is a considerable advantage for users with perhaps limited statistical knowledge or limited R experience.

"Limited production" is promised, perhaps limited to those with more money than they know what to do with.

Not many studies have been performed on cultured human adult cardiac cells due to the limited material access and perhaps limited plasticity of older cells.

In the Arab streets, there is a hope, perhaps limited, that this candidate might be different.

Perhaps limiting the first-round series to five games would help, but I'm ambivalent.