Sentence examples for surely limits from inspiring English sources

"There are surely limits of wisdom and prudence on federal spending," Mr Galbraith and his co-authors have written, "but there is no operational limit.

With the exception of coal, India has the additional challenge of limited domestic resources (and surely limited domestic exploration) which brings questions about growing import bills and political concerns about import dependence [49].

That will surely limit its ability to attract the best and brightest.

My job opportunities were surely limited, but I didn't get fired.

Even if things go badly for Mr Bush, the pacifists' lack of any plausible answer to the challenge of terrorism will surely limit their effectiveness.

But the close connection between India's civil and weapons industries will surely limit it.Robert Joseph, State's senior official for arms control, told a House committee last month that America would do nothing to further India's nuclear-weapons programme.

Not only do the priapic obsessions — early on, Auden mistakes Carpenter for that evening's prostitute — keep the demands of the flesh high on a graphically spoken agenda that will surely limit the play's touring potential Stateside.

But the fund's size will surely limit its impact, Lal says.

Such cellular cognition is surely limited but it does represent purposive use of information and communication, and as such, can be considered as a definitional aspect of life [10, 18].

Surely by limiting migrants' access to UK healthcare and benefits, Ukip strives to restrict the scope of our compassion, while Jesus urges us to widen it?

Ferguson will remain in the boardroom but his influence must surely be limited.