Sentences with phrase «to a limited degree»

That takes time, so unfortunately while we're ready to talk to the press, it's to a very limited degree at this point.

Too wide a grip limits the degree of movement.

Recent research suggests that personal and institutional constraints often limit the degree to which professional development impacts teaching practice.

The investigators said the panel also received information «to a more limited degree» from academic experts, policy organizations, environmental advocacy groups and private citizens.

Doing so will regulate your blood sugar levels, keep you satisfied, and limit the degree of nausea and fatigue you experience.

Rice is basically a self - pollinated crop, with limited degree of out - crossing (< 0.5 percent).

Cheng feels the solution to the boom in Ph.D. - level scientists is not to limit the degrees granted, but to improve education and training.

This process limited the degree of personalized instruction that teachers could provide to their students.

This unevenness limits the degree to which causal explanations can be substantiated.

The latter tells me that «[t] o read your publication without being connected to the Internet, you'll need to install Google Gears», and it is patently less easy use than a PDF (e.g., why so tightly limit the degree to which readers can zoom in?).

Microsoft is bringing pieces of its own offerings to Android Wear, ensuring you can access them (to somewhat limited degrees) from your wrist and, in doing so, expanding what your wearable is capable of.

It is only possible to give in a very limited degree to one who remains resolutely closed to relationship.

«Our results show that alteplase treatment is a very effective means of limiting the degree of disability in stroke patients», said study co-author and senior statistician Dr Jonathan Emberson, from the Clinical Trial Service Unit at the University of Oxford in the UK.

Show, at least to a limited degree, that you're mad.

The U.S. housing boom and subsequent bust might have been less severe had a set of macroprudential measures been in place at the time to limit the degree of leverage and speculative activity in the housing sector.

Real estate is further behind in market development due to strong traditional financing alternatives, regulatory barriers and to a limited degree, our conservative business culture.

These funds offer some protection against market volatility, but with a limited degree of growth potential.

Your initial interest rate cap could limit the degree to which the interest rate rises when the fixed - rate period expires.

Political and business leaders fear globalization and have limited the degree of integration Japan has forged with high - growth developing Asia.

The second may still be true to a limited degree, but you aren't going to be able to pay $.10 on a six token (word) keyword phrase and outperform a big competitor paying $ 5.00 on a head keyword.

These are hard facts and only to a limited degree can we alter them.

He avoids the fray by relying heavily on excerpts from Soloveitchik's published writings, transcriptions of tapes, and, to a limited degree, second «hand reports.

Only one of these books, the Acts of the Apostles, is in any sense a history of the Church, and that to only a limited degree and for certain phases only of its development (cf. Chap.

For instance, public veriability (e.g. through experiment - like activity) is acknowledged by Ward as applying clearly to some values, and to a limited degree to most values.

The reaction from laity (in the church and in secular settings) will be accepting only to a limited degree.

Some of these attend the worship service because they expect it to involve only a limited degree of social interaction.

Most of us achieve this attitude only to a limited degree.

I recall saying to myself: if I am hired, I will fail, or at best succeed only to a limited degree.

But away from the emotional intensity of this and other songs, I believe that Cohen also dealt with the crucial moment in the lightest of ways, in a poem titled «A Limited Degree,» from his 2006 collection Book of Longing:

After hot sauce is added to chili, the taste of the concoction is affected to a limited degree by the type of chile used in the various sauces and more by the amount of vinegar the sauce contains.

Cold reduces blood flow to an injured area and can limit the degree of swelling in an acute injury.

And limit the degree of nausea, fatigue and overall malaise you might be feeling as your pregnancy progresses

While this may be a stereotyped vision of modern female interests, it is also accurate to at least a limited degree.

She may even be able to learn about cause - and - effect to a limited degree!

But the fact that modern developments have limited the degree of fit between the prefatory clause and the protected right can not change our interpretation of the right.

I think he'll be able to mobilize them to a limited degree but detailed policy action is slightly more difficult than general support.

Mark - Viverito, like de Blasio and state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, maintained the city is within its legal authority to limit the degree to which its public employees engage with ICE.

The authors suggest that this indicates that environmental conditions place constraints on these types of traits, limiting the degree to which they can reflect quality or be used for social interaction.

(Even some limited degree of reproduction might be feasible, recognizing that primates will be primates.)