Sentence examples for scope restricted from inspiring English sources
During that time, private enterprise came gradually to find its scope restricted, but some room to maneuver was still left in real estate and in agriculture and, later, in the export trade.
Graph Search will eventually index virtually all of the content on Facebook — every link that's ever been posted, every status update, every piece of data that outside Web sites have shared with Facebook through its Open Graph program — but what users will get starting today is fairly limited in its scope, restricted to searches of photos, people, places, and interests.
A different kind of skepticism is broader in scope, not restricted to inference or other candidate sources.
Jevons refutes the claims of some "sentimental writers" who regard economics as a "dismal science", because its scope is restricted to wealth.
Here, the scope is restricted to worldwide technological developments that offer new growth potential, such as ICT, nanotechnology and DNA technology.
Firstly, their scope is restricted to the KGR and the absence of registration of these groups means that they cannot collaborate with organizations that do have the capacity to spread their scope beyond KGR.
While the findings of this study may be relevant for abortion related policies, the extent to which the findings can be generalised may be limited as the scope was restricted to the Ibadan metropolis due to financial and time constraints.
That's because transportation officials have been slow to hand down rules on self-driving technology, which is limited in scope and restricted to highways in a handful of states.
In addition, the study's scope was restricted to pediatric oncology clinical trials.
(3) Our method is based on whole-genome data, so its sampling scope is restricted by the number of sequenced genomes.
Although gene duplication plays a major role in genome evolution, studies regarding concerted evolution events among gene family members have been limited in scope and restricted to protein-coding regions, where high sequence similarity is easily detectable.
