Sentence examples for that is limitations from inspiring English sources

The first class is the class of imperfections, that is, limitations (my inability to run a two minute mile, for instance) or privations (for example, blindness or sin properties that imply defects, some deviation from the standards appropriate for evaluating beings of the kind in question).

What's telling is not that there are limitations, but that you bump up against them instantly.

Airbus admits that there are limitations to this design that make it unlikely to see development.

However, Squelch warns that there are limitations with peer-to-peer recruitment and that safeguards must be built into processes.

She is calling for circumstances that do not compel the unity of identity that is a limitation or even repression.

Kaptchuk and his colleagues warned that there were limitations with their study, given its small size and limited time span.

Fowler acknowledges that there are limitations to the study.

He realizes that there are limitations to what he can accomplish".

We also have to accept that there are limitations to what we can do as part of a Coalition.

Still, he admits that there are limitations to what the group can do — and Ragbir's case illustrates this.

We acknowledge that there are limitations to our study.