Sentence examples for there are obvious limits from inspiring English sources

There are obvious limits to what local cops can prevent.

There are obvious limits to any comparison of the United States and Israel.

There are obvious limits to this sort of relativism, and its invocation is not a moral pass for wife-beating, mass murder or slavery.

Mrs. Weisberg notes that there are obvious limits on how far a parent can and should go in trying to identify a mate for their children.

"There are obvious limits and shortcomings, but I refuse to see him automatically as the devil and to blame on him everything else that is going on in Haiti," said a senior diplomat.

Although there are obvious limits to this point of view (we're evolutionarily programmed to want children but not refrigerators), it does suggest that, as with most goods, if kids are more expensive, people will accumulate fewer of them.

Mr. Bo was given leeway to speak in court, but there were obvious limits.

But there were obvious limits on how long starvation could be used as a treatment.

"If we thought there were obvious limits to what these reviews could reach and confront," the editor Mary Beth Ferda said, "we wouldn't be very interested in doing them".

Didion and John never made a formal pact about where the boundary lay in invading their daughter's privacy; both had written about her, but before now there had been obvious limits – Quintana's adoption and eventual reunion with her birth family; her struggles with depression; Didion's doubts about her mothering.

There are obvious ways to limit the damage – for instance, by closing off more environmentally sensitive areas, or those that could, if allowed to recover, be more productive for less damaging forms of fishing.