Sentence examples for reasonably limited from inspiring English sources

"The private equity model is based on the idea that the period of ownership is reasonably limited," a senior investment manager said.

In this paper, VLSI design for the ARPS algorithm is proposed that involves reasonably limited hardware resource without compromising the real-time speed for transmitting HD videos.

Secretary Clinton, you said last year, let me quote, "The Supreme Court is wrong on the Second Amendment". And now, in fact, in the 2008 Heller case, the court ruled that there is a constitutional right to bear arms, but a right that is reasonably limited.

The running this afternoon will probably be reasonably limited.

Where the effect is reasonably limited for the lower transition, the higher transition is substantially widened: in ASC, the transition is limited to a single 0.5 K interval, whereas it takes six or seven of these in DSC.

WALLACE: Secretary Clinton, you said last year, let me quote, "The Supreme Court is wrong on the Second Amendment". And now, in fact, in the 2008 Heller case, the court ruled that there is a constitutional right to bear arms, but a right that is reasonably limited.

A bipartisan measure reversing the presumption of nondisclosure and reasonably limiting executive privilege claims passed the House in March by a veto-proof majority.

However, the QIO may reasonably limit the number of witnesses and length of such testimony if such testimony is irrelevant or repetitive.

Mr. Farmer issued the new rules on March 23, about two months after a United States District Court judge in Camden, Joseph E. Irenas, held that the state must "reasonably limit disclosure" about offenders to those entitled to notification.

We need not refer to the numerous and familiar cases in which this court has held that the power may properly be exercised for preserving the public health, safety, morals, or general welfare, and that such police regulations may reasonably limit the enjoyment of personal liberty, including the right of making contracts.

If an older wireless network does not have the capacity to handle lots of packets at peak times, it can reasonably limit the number of packets available to users.