Sentence examples for vast limits from inspiring English sources

It traces, it is true, a fatal circle around each man that he cannot leave; but within its vast limits man is powerful and free; so too with communities.

We have jobs to do, people to care for, rules to follow – and we live in societies that place vast infrastructural limits on what we can do or affect.

The problem, obviously, is that those libraries, while vast, are limited.

Both Tepco and the government say the largest continuing problem, the water releases, is not a cause for concern, because the radiation is diluted in the vast Pacific, limiting any potentially dangerous effects to the plant's artificial harbor.

The range of potential solutions appears vast, yet limited, since the same range of variability observed in the past is comparable to what can be observed today across space.

We promote accumulation of vast fortunes without limits.

But legal experts say the courts have effectively ceded to the government vast powers to limit many freedoms when the nation's security was threatened in the past.

In 1991, the American Translators Association (a vast group not limited to literary translation) ceased posting its annual guidelines for translation rates when the Federal Trade Commission began investigating whether such a practice constituted price fixing - a violation of US anti-trust laws.

The public has resisted past efforts by some politicians to revamp Japan's pacifist constitution, and the nation's vast debt will limit how much military aid it can extend.

The scope of immune deficiency in this group is vast and not limited to mycobacterial infections.

With strict time limits and vast local discretion to turn the needy away, Mr. Clinton carried his antiwelfare crusade much further than even he had once intended.