Sentence examples for progressively limiting from inspiring English sources
Over the past decade, in response to public concerns about medical errors arising from fatigue, the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education, the organization responsible for accrediting American medical residency programs, has been progressively limiting the number of hours that trainees can work.
Twitter expected some bumps as they were going to be continuously shutting stuff down and progressively limiting rates.
BRD focuses on loss differentiation, as although losses and delay are both important, the steady rise of Internet link speeds is progressively limiting the impact of delay differentiation.
As 40a and 41a curve underneath muscles 47 and 48, the direction in which the tendons are pulled depends on the rigidity of these muscles, with greater contraction of 47 and 48 progressively limiting movement in the yaw and roll axes respectively.
Mr. Mason suffered severe effects of retinitis pigmentosa, a genetic eye condition that progressively limited his sight.
The platform insisted that "the role of the federal government must be progressively limited as we return control to parents, teachers and local school boards".
In the end, conservatives had to settle for a platform that called for the federal education role to be "progressively limited".
The Obama administration has sought more stringent fuel standards for new cars, and Congress is debating regulations that would progressively limit carbon dioxide emissions throughout the economy.
But conservatives amended that draft in subcommittee today to say that the role of the federal government in education "must be progressively limited," and were clearly resistant to much of the detailed education agenda put forward by the Texas governor.
The stratosphere is a region of increasing temperature with height, since absorption of UV by ozone progressively limits the amount of radiation available to heat the lower altitudes.
The global demand for vegetable-based oils continues to rise, while the availability of highly productive arable farm land is becoming progressively limited.
