Sentence examples for vastly limit from inspiring English sources

These pages have warned about the first issue in the past and is concerned that people of this age could vastly limit their options for the future if they get involved in equity release too young.

Because of our numbers, we have in our power the ability to amend the Constitution of the United States to vastly limit the power of money to manipulate and control the electoral process.

"Airlines are charging more for checked luggage while security is vastly limiting our ability to bring carry-ons".

And, again, best-selling titles for the Rocket eBook remain vastly limited, although that may change soon, according to at least one major publisher.

Now Albany's back-room club of lobbyists has a vastly limited legislative membership, mostly including Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and his followers.

And yet, supporters cannot simply wave away the potential pitfalls, including the fact that it will take at least until 2015 to spend all the money on infrastructure to deliver the service — vastly limiting the stimulating punch.

Rules imposed to save money by vastly limiting the amount of testing a Formula One team may do between races and in the off-season have meant that teams rarely want to test inexperienced drivers.

But Socrates was right that philosophy's role in politics should simply be as a source of irritation, a reminder that the vastly limited power of our rulers to really effect change in society should be illuminated by a set of ideals that stand outside the murky business of politicking.

She relates a dinner party during the state of emergency that followed the Sharpeville massacre (in 1960, police fired on demonstrators protesting against the Pass Laws, which vastly limited freedom of movement for blacks): "Is it true that D—— B—— is in prison?" "Yes, he was picked up last Thursday night".

She relates a dinner party during the state of emergency that followed the Sharpeville massacre (in 1960, police fired on demonstrators protesting against the Pass Laws, which vastly limited freedom of movement for blacks): "Is it true that D — — B — — is in prison?" "Yes, he was picked up last Thursday night".

Current coating materials and methods are vastly limited by the nonmagnetic properties of organic and some inorganic coatings and their inability to withstand high heat treatments for proper stress relief of core powder after compaction.