Sentence examples for something this limited from inspiring English sources

"Why use something this limited when you can use an image with huge graphical diversity?" Bruce Schneier, chief technical officer of Counterpane Internet Security, a company in Cupertino, Calif., that monitors networks for suspicious activities, said that efforts over the past decade to come up with image-based passwords might eventually prove helpful.

At the same time there's something limited, and limiting, about Mr. Douglas's portrayal.

At the same time, he said, "there's something limited, and limiting, about Mr. Douglas's portrayal.

I wanted to make something in limited editions with love".

The House speaker, Dennis Hastert, a Republican, wants something more limited.

Is it inclusive and forward looking or is it something more limited?

Mr. Kerik would not say whether Ms. Nathan was receiving 24-hour protection or something more limited.

And there is no achieving a clean separation between him and them: This suggests that Kilgrave's power isn't "mind control" at all, but something more limited but also, paradoxically, more invasive.

Factoring in the consequences of sentencing is sensible as well as humane: "We are making an astonishing investment in something of limited social benefit.

It is dangerous to suggest that urban hardship might be a training ground for success, even in something as limited as sports.

Those who argue that governments should be building more houses, rather than fuelling demand for something in limited supply and watching prices rise accordingly, are half right.