Sentence examples for tough limitations from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tough limitations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe restrictions or constraints that are difficult to overcome or deal with. Example: "The project faced tough limitations due to budget constraints and tight deadlines."
The jirga, as expected, supported Mr. Karzai's main aim, and also reacted strongly in favor to the president's desire to include tough limitations on the kinds of missions that American troops could undertake.
And the recently published amendment to Law 8.248 (Lei de Informática) allowed research and development tax credits to be employed in funds that invest in technology companies, but there are still tough limitations related to the nature of such credits.
And Mr. Obama issued some of the toughest limitations yet on the power of lobbyists to influence government from within.
Form has produced such a wide variety of electronic music that it is tough to place limitations on the imprint.
Yet Mr. Lazio's tough talk has its limitations.
I don't like it, but strict, illiberal-seeming limitations and tough-minded enforcement seems to be a necessary element of successful liberalising immigration reform.
It's a really tough ask now with the limitation of fielders outside the circle but he's good enough to do it".
But this comedy, the first feature by Ms. Bucher, suffers from technical limitations, perhaps imposed by a tough nine-day shooting schedule.
Limitations as a blocker will make it tough to prolong his career.
However, continuous increase in cases, tough working conditions, dependability on expertise and human body limitations make the procedures cumbersome and ineffective.
Even if federal regulators were to take a tougher stance with consultants, they would likely face legal limitations.
