Sentence examples similar to this limited one from inspiring English sources

"He treasures this limited one-on-one time with the artist.

Otherwise, Labor will almost surely seek a fuller withdrawal from the West Bank than the limited one -- from four isolated settlements -- that Mr. Sharon envisions.

During the campaign, Mr. Bush called for deploying a more expansive system than the limited one President Clinton considered but ultimately deferred earlier this year.

No word on U.S. orders other than the limited ones available in person.

There are the limited ones, when a few partisans rise and then some scattered groups are goaded up by peer pressure.

The fact that women could be tempted to pursue other choices than the limited ones you gave would normally be considered too superfluous to mention, but judging from the outdated phrasing you used it seems necessary on this occasion.Eleni BraatFlorence.

But, unfortunately this dialogue at all levels seems to be a limited one focused primarily on assessing problems between police and African Americans and recommending actions such as more community policing, better training, and body cameras for the police.

She may even dive into a series herself, though a limited one, for HBO on a subject she said she could not talk about yet.

To be sure, the mission that the Europeans have taken on is a limited one.

The launch is a limited one at this point — which explains why Yandex isn't making a huge noise about it (we were tipped off by this blog) — a Yandex spokesman describes it as a "basement" for future geo-location services.

In light of this limited toolkit, one approach has become increasingly popular amongst researchers in this area: the discrete choice experiment (DCE).