Sentence examples for well limit from inspiring English sources

It is doubtful that France will pull its forces out of Afghanistan in response to the attacks, but Paris may very well limit the exposure of their troops.

As yet, the consequences of Ecker's findings are unclear, but the realisation that iPS cells differ from embryonic stem cells may well limit their usefulness.

That may well limit his appearances in time trials, particularly if he moves to a third-tier Continental team as has been suggested.

If you're going to limit your resolutions to six words, you might as well limit them to six days, which seems like a pretty safe thing to do.

With some markets, including the Dow, reaching psychological barriers, alongside the period when the weight of new money typically slows, these constraints may well limit the ability of the markets to make significant further gains over the next few weeks.

Let's be honest, you're gonna eat more than one dessert anyway, so you might as well limit your dessert to one piece now and one piece later, rather than two or three pieces now and then even more later.

DNA also does not conduct electricity well, limiting its direct use in electronic devices.

After that I thought we defended very well, limiting them to one shot on target in the 90 minutes.

The bridge's concrete piers are designed to sway as well, limiting damage to areas with extra steel reinforcing.

La Salle has handled the loss of Zack well, limiting both Jordan Henriquez of Kansas State and Reginald Buckner of Ole Miss to minimal production.

He played the game well, limited his celebrations to the dugout and even named his son Shea in part because of the success he had there.