Similar words: vomiting, limit, limited, to the limit, unlimited, limitation, delimitation, primitive. Meaning: ['lɪmɪt] n. the grammatical relation that exists when a word qualifies the meaning of the phrase. adj. 1. restricting the scope or freedom of action 2. strictly limiting the reference of a modified word or phrase.
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61. This is a limiting material for design purposes, so it was inevitable that a strong similarity of form should prevail.
62. Limiting excessive jury awards is a good thing, but this went too far.
63. Yachts visiting Lake Saimaa must be fitted with holding tanks, but otherwise draught is the principal limiting factor.
64. I found the lack of available reference books very limiting.
65. Scientists are now exploring ways of limiting this, including reactivating disused sewage seepage fields in the area.
66. Many executives who leave their jobs transfer to other executive or managerial positions, limiting openings for new entrants.
67. We permit limitations to limit us, instead of limiting our limitations. RVM
68. Significant cyclosporin toxicity during prolonged treatment is minimal and does not appear to be a limiting factor at this dose of cyclosporin.
69. He advocates ways of limiting men's role in child welfare services, and says men should practice nurturing each other.
70. The duke therefore had to be satisfied with rather less permanent methods of limiting the Woodvilles' power.
71. Again: there is cost and time involved with travel and may be a limiting factor.
72. Further means of limiting the number of pensioners were worked out by a Cabinet committee.
73. The log-hyperbolic distribution offers the possibility of a range of curve fittings, one limiting case of which is the log-normal distribution.
74. It was agreed to establish a public inquiry into methods of limiting the concentration of newspaper and magazine ownership.
75. Actually this statement, without the rhetoric, gives a useful limiting factor.
76. There is a lot of research that still needs to be done,[sentencedict.com/limiting.html] but money is an important limiting factor.
77. These will increase stepwise in that, up to some limiting time, processing will be entirely overlapped with seeking.
78. The limiting factor for early planting is more often waterlogged soil than cold temperatures.
79. In the early 1900s buyers of firms guessed they could raise cash flows through economies of scale and by limiting competition.
80. And the Food and Drug Administration has asserted that it has the right to limiting tobacco advertising.
81. Other facilities include limiting software to particular users, stations or particular times of day.
82. However, the portions of the bill limiting access to the courts were approved with almost no discussion.
83. Initial management consists of reducing total calories and limiting carbohydrates to 40 percent of daily calories.
84. Now, however, it is limiting Railtrack's future role, mainly to track maintenance.
85. Paramount is also using partners more to help finance movies, limiting its financial exposure.
86. Environmentalists stressed the importance of energy efficiency as offering the best prospect of limiting global warming.
87. Whether the biliary obstruction caused by sclerosing cholangitis was self limiting or brought into remission by steroid treatment is unclear.
88. Conservatives and civil libertarians alike had expressed fears over the provisions limiting federal appeals for prisoners.
89. He lobbied the legislature at Albany to pass a law limiting electric currents to eight hundred volts.
90. I have drawn this chart to a larger scale because it provides an excellent check of the limiting magnitude of binoculars.
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