Sentence examples for sake limited from inspiring English sources

I decided to take a quick look this week — focused for comparison's sake limited myself to Facebook — and summarized my observations below.

Sake limited to a single producer.

Not counting wine or sake from a limited selection, my bill never climbed above $80.

Perhaps the socialist realists had a point: aesthetic experimentation on its own – noisy, exuberant art for art's sake – is of limited value.

Interestingly, some aroma-active compounds, like 4-vinyl guaiacol, a phenolic compound, are considered to be unwanted off-flavors in some fermented beverages (e.g. in most ale beers or sake), while in limited concentrations they are perceived positively in certain wines.

At night, the place is primarily a sake bar, with a limited menu of mostly small plates that conspire to incite thirst.

In fact, for the sake of perceived efficiency and limited resources, the principle of transitivity is sometimes assumed in clinical trial design.

As it happens, today's low interest rates make it an ideal time for temporary, time-limited borrowing, for the sake of projects like infrastructure renewal.

He didn't advocate limited government for its own sake, and he acknowledged that American voters consider the many issues the White House is tackling to be very important.

The forecasting performance is similar when it is used to forecast the three weather variables for fewer locations (results for these more limited models are excluded for sake of brevity).

However, for the sake of conceptual clarity this framework is limited to services provided through ECE centers.