Sentence examples for suggests a limit from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rutan's dependence on corporate customers suggests a limit to how much an entrepreneur can accomplish in modern aerospace.

A.M.A. policy suggests a limit of about $100 on such gifts and says they should not include things like trips and hotel accommodations.

Most research into young people's attention spans suggests a limit of 40 minutes, so work in half-hour chunks with short breaks between for a drink or a breath of fresh air.

This result suggests a limit to the application of the theory.

"This study supports the idea that punctuated equilibria exist but also suggests a limit to its overall effect on genetic change," comments Don Waller, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

FEMA P695 (2009) suggests a limit of 10% probability of collapse conditioned on the occurrence of the MCE hazard level for a group of buildings, and 20% for individual buildings.

This location-based argument suggests a limiting "either/or" mentality that you can't be in both places, and also assumes that there's no reason to be on Wall Street at all.

His trip had a dutiful, check-off-box quality that suggested a limit to his passion.

O'Connor suggested a limit of twenty-five years for the use of race in admissions.

Second, he suggested a limit on a single newspaper group's share of the market.

The makers suggest a limit on how long a chain should be, At $14£1010) each on Kickstarter, this could prove to be a useful solution.