Sentence examples for so many limits from inspiring English sources

What they did not expect was for the court, at the same time, to place so many limits on police powers.

"There's practically nothing to do here," Nasrin told me, "especially as a woman, there are so many limits on what I'm able to do.

Abortion rights advocates, however, say Ohio has passed so many limits on the procedure — affecting girls and women, doctors and facilities — that many people who want an abortion can't get one.

"There's already so many limiting factors, the main one being you could get Ebola and die from it," Vitek said.

Drawing analogies between excessive highway speed and stock market recklessness, he warns that "the country is exceeding so many speed limits that you have to wonder if some big pile-up is coming".

And those alliances, by embracing so many others, limit Sony's own share of the potential market.Good IdeiSony's strong brand and flair for design can still help it out in places.

"I wish I had that kind of lifestyle," she said, "but so many things limit me from having that, and that's an excuse, yes, but it's a really good one — it's a reality.

But reading results were not as impressive, mostly because so many students have limited English.

In doing so, the designer encounters many new problems—so many that the limit on the scope of computer systems generally arises neither from laws of physics nor from theoretical impossibility, but rather from limitations of human understanding.

Deviating from this formula can hinder organizations' marketability, and so many decide to limit the scope of their projects to appease their funders.

When so many people have limited resources, you need to be careful about deeming foods "bad," says John Weidman, deputy executive director of The Food Trust, a nationwide non-profit dedicated to ensuring that disadvantaged communities have access to affordable, nutritious food.