Sentence examples for whatever limitations from inspiring English sources

You don't need money, you don't need permission to do things, you can just do them, and most people don't because of whatever limitations they put on themselves".

Whatever limitations there were to "politics as usual" in New York — and there were many — it now seems a condition almost to be wished for.

Like everyone else, they were probably more preoccupied with earning a living, raising a family and making a life within or against whatever limitations hemmed them in.

And whatever limitations banner advertisements may have on the Internet, they are Hollywood productions compared with the possibilities on a cell phone screen that shows four lines with a maximum of 22 text characters a line.

The response to recent columns, in which I suggested that social media and news aggregation have their downsides, taught me that, whatever limitations Twitter may have as a vehicle for discussion, it is an excellent medium for name-calling).

The lowest level corresponds to shared memory or the PRAM, acknowledging the relevance of that model for whatever limitations on memory and processor numbers it may be efficacious to emulate it.

Whatever its limitations, the list provoked a vigorous debate.

The "Ballo" and the "Tempest," by contrast, have struck a handsome profile, whatever their limitations.

Some of us would rather stick to automation, whatever its limitations.

Whatever her limitations as a writer of deathless judicial prose, O'Connor was an intuitive Court-shaper.

Whatever its limitations, the insurance Mr. Summers provides has gotten more expensive every year.