Sentence examples for repeatedly limited from inspiring English sources

The Legislature has repeatedly limited any tuition increases at SUNY campuses, leaving New York with one of the lowest tuition rates in the country.

(iii) All are located at northern latitudes, but south of maximal Pleistocene ice coverage, which likely repeatedly limited the elevational range of forest vegetation.

The scoping review methodology was chosen for this review because the lack of clinical trials has repeatedly limited the utility of systematic reviews and meta-analyses since randomized controlled trials represent less than 1% of the proximal humerus fracture studies indexed in MEDLINE.

However, its major defect, the low optimization efficiency caused by calculating the relevant differential equations in the generated nonlinear programming (NLP) problem repeatedly, limits its wide application in the engineering optimization for the industrial dynamic processes.

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Bledsoe was battered by Tampa Bay's superior defense last week, but the Jets did not need to sack him repeatedly to limit him to just 90 yards passing on 10 completions, getting him just once.

The report's investigators repeatedly found their access limited or denied when seeking information in Saudi Arabia.

The F.D.A. has argued repeatedly that it has limited authority over compounders, which are now regulated by state boards of pharmacy, even though many ship drugs across state lines.

For instance, because we reasoned that outcomes and measures would be used repeatedly across studies, we limited the search to electronic databases.

Secretary Cohen repeatedly tried to limit the American involvement in the Balkans, he said.

In perverse mimicry of his American patrons, Nuri al-Maliki's office has repeatedly tried to limit the scope of inquiries conducted by Iraq's own Commission on Public Integrity.