They focus on dividing up the red ocean, where growth is increasingly limited.

Indeed, the recent decline in spatial mobility means that daily life is increasingly limited to relatively small regions.

Job displacement is increasingly no longer limited to work traditionally considered to be "routine."

Access is increasingly limited to the fragile drawings, documents and rare books that are primary resources.

His powers grow increasingly limited the further he goes from Jeff.

But access to these positions was increasingly limited to those with impeccable anti-Communist credentials.

The deal would also allow the company to lower costs and to diversify beyond the Spanish market, where opportunities for growth are increasingly limited.

Yet Rowntree's options are increasingly limited after the Government decision.

The two main ones: Fewer people are becoming hunters, and access to hunting lands is increasingly limited.

On a practical level, composers' options were increasingly limited by the dwindling interest of most major orchestras in contemporary music.

Their focus was generally Edwardian middle-class life: after the Second World War such literature had an increasingly limited appeal.

From welfare offices to municipal ambulance services, New York City is feeling the pinch of expanding demands and increasingly limited resources.

If the Linden project is dead, New York will yet again have to search for a solution, from increasingly limited options.

Eventually a combination of sated appetites and an increasingly limited selection made the three more talkative.

But now some of those loyal G.M. customers are coming into dealerships that offer an increasingly limited selection.

But as is typical with the introduction of cable channels, that figure was disputed by executives at other channels competing for the increasingly limited distribution.

With an ever-increasing demand and an increasingly limited supply, certain cities in Mexico risk being void of water.

But as they compete for an increasingly limited pool of public funds, many groups see the appeal of allowing those names to be stamped on their property.

All the other immigrants, whether looking for work, refugees, or whatever, are second class human beings with increasingly limited fundamental rights.

But Richmond Hill also finds itself forced to buy software of increasingly limited usefulness for its old machines.