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more limited

adjective as in inadequate, short

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As such, it's possible that tariffs end up having a more limited scope than what's been suggested.

From Salon

Humans have three types of cones but some animals have just two, giving them dichromatic vision — a more limited range of distinguishable colors — and others have tetrachromatic vision, with four types of cones conferring the ability to distinguish a greater range of color than us trichromats.

From Salon

And for all of his bluster, Trump‘s trade war with China was more limited than the one he‘s promising now.

From Slate

They also face a more limited landscape of legal options, as the judiciary is more conservative because of judges Trump appointed in his first term.

Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, sanctions have been further tightened and the availability of certain food from the West has become even more limited, among them Scottish whisky and Norwegian salmon.

From BBC

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