Sentence examples for probably limits from inspiring English sources

The increased oxygen cost, together with the decrease in extraction per unit of volume, probably limits aquatic forms of crustaceans to levels of oxidative metabolism lower than those found in many air-breathing forms.

This typically includes payment of hotel bills, restaurant meals or a temporary rental; check your policy, because there are probably limits on how much your insurance company will pay and for how long.

This probably limits the show's emotional potency and narrative potential — critics have rightly noted that "Justified" occasionally muddles in a place between serial and "serious" longer-arc drama — but it is also what makes it singular.

You may not know it, but the fine print in the rules governing use of your credit card and your checking account probably limits your right to sue in court if you have a dispute with the company providing the service.

"So, in the long run, it probably limits my chances of playing internationally".

It probably limits the scope of scientific questions that new PI's investigate.

Practical limitations have probably limited the number of ACPA epitopes investigated in parallel in these earlier specificity studies.

I should probably limit that to Munster," she added.

That probably limited its spread in Africa, he said.

Chaney is not expecting much production from Doleac and said he would probably limit his minutes.

The downside to that, box office-wise, is that their reach is probably limited.