Sentence examples for tendency to limit from inspiring English sources

In Japan this tendency to limit length was carried even further.

Enatsu criticized American managers for, among other things, their tendency to limit pitch counts in training.

There is a natural tendency to limit change to tinkering at the margins, yet systemic change will be necessary to make a real difference.

Despite signing some undeniably talented footballers, most notably Youri Djorkaeff and Jay-Jay Okocha at Bolton, he had a tendency to limit individual players' potential by restricting them to performing very specific roles, often creativity stifling ones.

One of the important recurring themes of the prophetic movement was the adamant rejection of any tendency to limit divine sovereignty to the partial area of "religion," understood as the realm of the priesthood and cult.

As Justice Antonin Scalia might say, "Boom!" His interview with Jennifer Senior in New York magazine suggests that the tendency to limit one's sources of information to avoid dissonance is not the province of a bunch of narrow-minded, politically obsessed characters who send mass e-mails from their mother's basement.

One generally hesitates before identifying a new trend in the American theatre, largely because language has a tendency to fix and limit the joy one feels at witnessing the stops and starts, the moments of grace, and the moments of awkwardness in the work of a fledgling director, performer, or playwright.

In our study filtering bleb showed tendency to size limiting mainly during first 6 months, at most to 1 year after phacoemulsification.

Lake-type sockeye salmon are characterized by a low tendency to disperse, limiting gene flow and enhancing reproductive isolation between populations [ 14].

The answer is: "capitalism with Asian values" – which, of course, has nothing to do with Asian people and everything to do with the clear and present tendency of contemporary capitalism to limit or even suspend democracy.

The British Council study warned there was a tendency among Scottish firms to limit their export markets to English-speaking countries.