Limited [adjective]

People will be allowed to leave their homes only for work, to shop for essential supplies, for care or caregiving, and for limited exercise, and schools will be closed to in-person learning Monday through Wednesday.

The limited vaccine supply provokes even more anxiety because people are trying to get their hands on a very rare commodity.

It was always on our radar that we had an opportunity to help people connect, because physical contact was so limited.

The company also hopes the limited reopening of California Adventure in March could provide a boost.

Because the lyrics feature is only a test, you may not see it yourself in the Spotify app, due to its limited availability.

Put these two mechanics together, and you have limited flight.

Reynolds’s emergency proclamation, issued Friday and effective Sunday, lifted a limited mask mandate that was issued in November long after many states had already instituted such measures.

His mobility, a key to his game, has appeared to be somewhat limited, but his arm was just fine.

Pepco is making land and roof space available for community solar projects to benefit limited-income customers and help the District meet its local solar goals.

The market stabilized somewhat, but the stocks rose again when Robinhood announced that the game was back on for Friday—in a limited way.