Sentence examples for principle that limitations from inspiring English sources

It is possible in principle that limitations on texts (or on learners' uptake) might have positive rather than negative effects on learnability (see Newport 1988; Elman 1993; Rohde and Plaut 1999; and the entry on language and innateness).

We set out to identify a unifying principle that might transcend these limitations.

This would, however, be to cut down severely the job description of the sort of limitation principle that has been sought by means of the harm principle.

He indicates its goals, and limitations as a principle that aims at minimizing socio-economic disparity between the haves and the have-nots.

An important principle that was upheld by the court is a prohibition against the companies' limitations on shipping contracts, called individual service contracts.

In principle, that is laudable.

What a terrible "principle" that would be.

"These are the principles that never change".

These advantages also define the principle limitations that must be confronted before extending and translating the method to clinical applications.

There is continuing controversy about whether Connectionism has in-principle limitations that disqualify it as a general model of cognitive processing (see Fodor & Pylyshyn 1988 and the literature this critique spawned, which is reviewed in Garson 2010).

Davies (2003a) made use of a limitation principle that McLaughlin (2003) has shown to be flawed.