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Meanings of very limited in English

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Usage of very limited in English
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Future opportunities to increase budget revenues would be very limited, he said.
Reuters
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David was absolutely clear that there was very limited room for compromise.
The Guardian
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The information that is available about unknown donors is often very limited.
Pubmed
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Trade and investment between Ireland and the two countries is very limited.
The Irish Times
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I think that's a very limited way of looking at their success.
Ebony
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There was a very limited risk of explosion, he told Morning Report.
Radio NZ
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I can't determine the answer to that given our very limited communications.
Beyond The Frontier: Invincible
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In most of these countries human rights institutions have very limited resources.
Grave Secrets
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But Professor Littlewood said IRD's ability to collect information was very limited.
Radio NZ
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However detailed inner ear imaging still provides very limited information to physicians.
Pubmed
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Samoa has very limited resources and medical expertise in this specialist area.
Radio NZ
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Before the ACA, health insurance options for older people were very limited.
Reuters
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The number of text messages I would send would be very limited.
The Irish Times
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However, the methods for testing G×Es for multiple traits are very limited.
Pubmed
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Long-term survival, however, is very limited because of frequent recurrence after surgery.
Pubmed
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He had only once previously visited Cuba and spoke very limited Spanish.
Reuters
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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