Sentence examples for which sharply limits from inspiring English sources

It is hard not to love the iPod, but it seems very easy indeed to hate the digital rights management (DRM) built into music purchased through iTunes, which sharply limits the ability to copy songs from one place to another.

The Java programming language, created at Sun Microsystems, and C#, developed later by Microsoft, are technologies for creating "managed code," which sharply limits the damage that can be done by errant lines of programming.

The company, which operates Blue Cross plans in more than a dozen states, is under pressure to deliver results under the new law, which sharply limits the prices it can charge and will eventually require it to cover all potential customers regardless of whether they have an expensive medical condition.

Now that Mr Rodríguez is 38 and a shadow of the player he once was, it has become a financial albatross, which sharply limits the ability of the sport's richest and most popular franchise to compete for a title.Mr Rodríguez was injured for most of this season, enabling the Yankees to collect insurance on his salary.

That's doubtless due to a business decision: "Winchester" is rated PG-13, which sharply limits what can be shown and which leads to a rendering of violence that's merely allusive, such as gunshots that don't spatter blood and tissue but merely make people fall dead.

(President Bush held his dinners indoors, which sharply limited the numbers of guests).

Political analysts say the shift in tactics reflects differences of opinion within the governing party about how to handle the increasingly outspoken opposition party, which sharply limited Mr. Mugabe's dominance of Parliament in the June elections despite widespread intimidation and political violence.

About one million apartments in the city's five boroughs, roughly half of all rental units, are covered by the existing laws, which sharply limit landlords' ability to raise rents and keep many apartments, particularly in Manhattan, renting at well below market value.

which may sharply limit her effectiveness as a legislator.

Advocates for immigrants said the proposal would further erode judicial review of immigration decisions, which was sharply limited by changes Congress approved in 1996.

The antitrust division under Ms. Varney scrapped the Bush administration's monopoly guidelines, which had sharply limited the government's ability to prosecute large corporations that used their market dominance to elbow out competitors.