Sentence examples for restricted in scope from inspiring English sources

Had a market liquidity provider been in existence when the subprime crisis started, the resulting collapse of the credit markets would almost certainly have been restricted in scope and lessened in impact, and we would not now be facing the need to try to save A.I.G. and other institutions.

From the time of Vespasian onward, military activity in Spain itself was restricted in scope and occasional, such as the repulsion of an attack by the Mauri (probably Imazighen [Berbers]) from Africa in the 170s and raids by barbarians during the chaotic period of the later 3rd century, which, according to some late sources, involved the sack of Tarraco.

We acknowledge that this study is restricted in scope and thus has several limitations.

Restricted in scope, current pharmacologic approaches to improve bone health have had overall limited success.

Unlike most causal theories, this one is restricted in scope to just natural kinds and terms for natural kinds.

An attempt to include variation of structures of multiple reactants and products was also restricted in scope.

Moral theology has at times seemed to have been restricted in its scope to a consideration of those thoughts, works, and actions that are viewed as offensive to God and spiritually harmful to human beings that is, an enumeration of sins.

Computer-based generative design tools are often restricted in their scope due to implementation issues.

The text seeks to show why cathodic protection is apparently so restricted in its scope of application despite its apparent versatility.

Although several prior quantitative studies have investigated the link between taxation and FDI, they have tended to be restricted in geographical scope and in their measure of taxation.

Some of the existing explanatory frameworks of FRP development are restricted in their scope to either the explanation of FRP similarities (demand side) or some of their more prevalent differences (supply side).