Sentence examples for unusually limited from inspiring English sources
They also, unusually, limited the amount they could claim as a tax deduction on charitable givings.
Trade-offs are often most apparent under conditions of unusually limited resources or when animals are particularly stressed, because the stress response can shift priorities.
Utah lawyers must have Utah licenses, unless their work is unusually limited in scope.
Foreign ownership of banks is unusually limited (to less than 5% in Nigeria and South Africa).
His upbringing gave Benn, at least by the standards of the upper-middle-class to which he belonged, an unusually limited outlook, comparable to Margaret Thatcher's, whom he resembled in other surprising ways.
For all those who tried and failed to snare a ticket to the recent critically acclaimed production of "Othello" by Theater for a New Audience, there's hope yet: it's returning for an unusually limited engagement — 12 performances in mid-April — with an eye toward an eventual commercial run.
If the intrauterine environment is unusually limiting or unrepresentative of the environment in later life, the selected phenotype may be maladaptive in the adult and result in increased risk for a number of diseases.
It is also possible that levels of physical capability reported here are unusually high or unusually low, limiting our ability to assess the potential impact of applying the EWGSOP algorithm.
A cold spell in the north-west of the country has pushed up demand there, and the reservoirs behind the big dams in Washington and Oregon, as well as those in California, are unusually low, limiting the generating capacity of hydroelectric plants.
The unusually large limiting value for the intralayer aluminum proportion is possibly associated with the larger length and polarizability of the terephthalate anion as compared to the usual small inorganic anions (as carbonate, nitrate or hydroxyl).
Target groups have often been poorly defined and characterised and trial participants also tend to be unusually adherent, limiting discovery of effects that would be important in general populations [ 20- 22].
