Sentence examples for proper limited from inspiring English sources

Steroids, in their proper, limited doses, may have legitimate therapeutic uses in horses.

In delivering his party's response, Gov. Robert F. McDonnell of Virginia, a newly elected Republican, declared, "The circumstances of our time demand that we reconsider and restore the proper, limited role of government at every level".

EXECUTIVES at Aérospatiale, the French partner in the European Airbus Industrie consortium, are proposing a radical deal which will not only convert Airbus from a consortium to a proper limited company, but also lump most of Europe's civil and military aircraft business into one "Eurospatiale" company.

They may rag at banks, but the reality is that most Americans today fear their own public institutions far more than they fear private corporations deploying bottomless treasuries in the name of special interests, something Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell captured in his response to Obama when he said we have to "restore the proper, limited role of government at every level".

In mask lithography, for instance, it is foreseen that implementing simultaneous exposure of the photoresist with proper diffraction-limited overlapping patterns at excitation and switching wavelengths can result in an immediate increase in resolution.

Both the luxury and the affordable-housing apartments at Carmel seem, at first glance, to be united by the idea that, in a city where space is extremely limited, proper design intervention can, like magic, create new space.

Without proper safeguards a limited number of suppliers will increasingly reinforce their market dominance; diminishing the competitive pressures that would normally keep prices low, quality high and stimulate innovation.

Long recognized as a critical design attribute for space systems, satellite reliability has not yet received the proper attention as limited on-orbit failure data and statistical analyses can be found in the technical literature.

However, the reported use of ACTs with limited proper diagnosis implies that there could be high incidence of inappropriate case management of malaria which can also increase the economic burden of illnesses.

Finally, with a better understanding of health responses to weather conditions then better health services and policies could be formulated, such as stressful weather episode warnings to susceptible populations and the proper allocation of limited resources.

Simulation results show that with proper differentiation between power-limited and non-power-limited UEs, Rel'10 CA with dual-cluster scheduling can maintain similar coverage performance as in Rel'8 case while achieving substantial gains in median and peak user throughputs.