Sentence examples for start limited from inspiring English sources
The phrase "start limited" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where something begins with restrictions or constraints, but it lacks clarity and context. Example: "The project will start limited due to budget constraints."
Start limited each side to 1,600 delivery vehicles but both have already cut below that.
The $1.8bn construction project, which is 90% complete, will start limited power generation in June.
30 Climate Conference Ends Two weeks of negotiations at a United Nations conference in Buenos Aires on climate change ended early with a weak pledge to start limited, informal talks on ways to slow down global warming, after the United States blocked efforts to begin more substantive discussions.
Twins starter Johan Santana, who began the season in the minor leagues and was making his 12th major league start, limited the Mets to a run in six innings, the longest outing of his career.
Pineda (2-1), a rookie who held Toronto to one earned run and five hits over seven and a third innings in his previous start, limited the Royals to one run and three hits over six innings.
The Islanders, who were whipped into a froth at the start, limited the Maple Leafs to one shot on goal on their two power plays combined, but Toronto took the lead 7 32 into the period on the first goal of the playoffs by Alexander Mogilny, who whacked a perfect pass from Tomas Kaberle past Osgood.
"We could start limiting the play of the girls.
You start limiting mound visits, you start changing the tenor of the game".
If you start limiting health, why not limit other public services?
I never think of who I'm writing for or you start limiting yourself.
By next year the school will have to start limiting the aid it offers, Mr. Gordon said.
