Besides, Russians do not tend to visit public spaces [4, 10]: on the one hand, this is due to the low level of income that prevents people from spending on leisure; on the other hand, this is due to the limited circle of contacts and reluctance to go beyond it.
Within the limited circle of jazz clubs across the country, Mr. Turner tends to play with young, top-shelf rhythm-section musicians like the drummers Brian Blade and Nasheet Waits, the bassists Larry Grenadier and Reid Anderson, the pianists Ethan Iverson and Brad Mehldau.
The downloads trajectory (below, right) also looks to be tailing off, judging by Play's data — which may be partly down to the limited circle of devices with support for Home.
This outpouring of polished rhetoric played an important role in the formation and control of public opinion in the limited circles where opinions mattered and occasionally served as a vehicle of genuine political controversy.
So far, at-home Windows computer use of the Kinect is still fairly specialized, so this will probably appeal to a limited circle.
Scowcroft suggested that the White House was taking the wrong advice, and listening to a severely limited circle.
Word of the impending announcement went out to a limited circle of bishops and their auxiliaries in New York and archbishops throughout the region.
First as a reviewer for The Nation and then as a founding editor of Partisan Review, she had been writing for a limited circle of readers.
And as public crises tend to illustrate, the state's business is administered by a limited circle that owes its allegiance -- and salaries -- to the governor.
"The development project is primarily a means for the regime to distribute oil wealth and patronage among a limited circle of princes and their entourage.
