Sentences with phrase «limited by its very nature»

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It's a great addition, but is limited by its very nature.

Not exact matches

We have seen that the liberal state can not really limit itself; its act of self - abnegation is the very act by which it refuses integration into an order of nature or grace that precedes and exceeds it.

We have seen, too, that violence by its very nature is without limits — that there is no such thing as a tiny dose of violence for realizing this or that particular purpose.

To repeat, commercial television by its very nature and structure tends to reject most — though not all — of this kind of programming, which means that the church «s involvement in the mass media is necessarily limited both by the natural strictures of the medium itself and by the artificially imposed rejection of the message which is inherent in its a profit - motivated structure.

As for who created God, do you really think the very limited human mind can really begin to comprehend the nature of one who would have to be by nature unlimited?

Keep in mind we need a lot more research to substantiate all of this, but by its very nature, falsifiable empirical inquiry is limited in scope for the same reason it's so reliable, and it's not the only thing we have to go by as we navigate through our lives.

But «my ability» is subject to human reasoning and interpretation, which by its very nature is limited.

One of the justifications that liberals make for the regulation and taxation of corporations is that corporations are by their very nature government - subsidized enterprises, because the government gives them limited liability status, i.e. it makes it so that even though the shareholders control what the corporation does, they are not personally liable for damages due to what the corporation does, beyond the money they've invested.

Its distribution is very limited geographically, and it is considered as a critically endangered species by the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature).

It also limits a person's ability to be swimming in dates by its very nature.

A second reason simply is that current textbooks, no matter how well they are written or reflect a states educational standards, by their very nature are limited in space, time, and format as to what historical events are presented and in what format.

School districts, by their very nature, enforced conformity and limited options for new and innovative models of teaching and learning.

That information is by its very nature prone to be limited and biased.»

The idea of physical limits created by the very nature of painting is permanently present in these works.

This effect turns out to be relatively small because it is proportional in nature, and thus results in a very small absolute increase when growth is suppressed i the first place by limited growing seasons.

Fossil energy sources by their very nature are a limited resource, though some are far more abundant than others.

If someone asserts that we can not delay the radiative output, this implies that (1) nothing can delay radiative output by its very nature, or (2) we have reached the limits of the reservoir.

All give a pass on your snarky comments (because it was me that caused them) except to say, limiting global CO2 emissions by its very nature would have «world - spanning economic» consequences.

Indeed, particularly with respect to economic offences, which by their very nature and complexity require extensive investigations, the time - limit will often hamper an effective criminal prosecution.

Based on the statement of the mother, there appeared to very limited opportunity to have committed any of the alleged sexual assaults and more importantly when comparing the circumstances as described by the mother and the complainant, as to the nature of the relationships, the allegations seemed highly implausible.

That means supplemental plans can base eligibility on medical history, impose limits on pre-existing conditions, and — by the very nature of these plans — cap benefits at fairly low levels.

Take heed, though: these applications are quite limited in functionality by their very nature.