Sentence examples for truncated scope from inspiring English sources
Given the country's continuing economic woes, high unemployment and worries among Democrats about Mr. Obama's re-election prospects, the book makes for timely reading, though its truncated scope means that it does not deal with the debt ceiling fight or Mr. Obama's more recent efforts to address the jobs crisis.
It's disturbing that the scope of our discussion about dealing with what's coming is truncated, as though we need only nibble around the edges -- say, by deciding whether retirement should occur at 65 or 67 or how prescription drugs should be provided.
To summarize: In Chiarella, the Supreme Court truncated two doctrinal journeys for which TGS might be seen as a starting point one on the scope of the insider trading prohibition, the other on the public corporation's affirmative duty to disclose.
Though I could have truncated the list to a "greatest hits" for sake of space, I felt the length of the list and the scope of these acts supports the pro-life credibility of Democrats.
Her clay-court season has been truncated.
A British public-school education, albeit truncated?
Very lengthy comments will be truncated.
Many of his characters live truncated lives.
Perhaps foremost, messages are often truncated.
