Sentence examples for will limit scope from inspiring English sources

"The fact that there is inflationary pressure will limit scope of central banks to provide interest rate cuts," said Stephen Pope, chief global market strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald in London.

Obama will inherit horrendous economic problems that will limit the scope of his ambitions.

The next president will inherit horrendous economic problems that will limit the scope of his ambitions.

But he warned: "Public diplomacy or grandstanding will limit the scope for quiet diplomacy".

Record levels of public debt in America will limit the scope of health-care reforms set for 2010.

The Americans say they will keep the groups small and will limit the scope of their activities to protecting villages and manning checkpoints.

"Concerns about capital inflows and the health of the export sector will limit the scope for interest rate tightening, but we do expect to see a moderation in new bank loans and the use of reserve requirements to manage the volume of money supply".

Similarly, if knowledge flows only within diasporic communities, this will limit the scope of knowledge spillovers.

I will limit the scope of this polemic to the chemistry community, the community in which I am an active member.

Therefore, we will limit the scope of our adverse event monitoring and recording to the following: Serious adverse events (SAEs) will be defined as: Death, believed to be related to the study medication or procedures, or a death that is unexpected considering the acuity of a patient.

A limitation of this study is that only studies and grey literature published in English will be included, which will limit the scope of this review to articles published in English speaking countries or to those that have funds for translation services.