Sentence examples for some sort of limitation from inspiring English sources

A predicate will fall into the second category if and only if it implies some sort of limitation or deficiency.

"In our structure you're always going to have some sort of limitations from a financial point of view.

The vast majority of forms have some sort of character limitation, meaning her 35-letter, 19-syllable name often does not fit.

This means that in Estonia about 1 in 20 adults aged 20 79 experiences some sort of activity limitation resulting from injury.

Wouldn't there be some sort of statute of limitation on suing over, for example, Not Without My Daughter, which was made 22 years ago?

Being based on imaging, this screen is relatively low throughout, but cell-based assays typically have some of this sort of limitation.

This is because placing limits on harmful speech does not lead to any sort of limitation of socially beneficial speech.

However, it should be noted that one should always make an effort to obtain some sort of self-report within the limitations of the individual's symptoms and condition.

Trust me, even the kindest and most patient people will tire of this sort of limitation.

(The New Republic has a useful primer on the subject. ) That sort of limitation on prosecutorial discretion is unlikely to help Rick Perry.

This sort of limitation hampers the overall appeal of CarPlay.