Preposition: at

• moment: The ability to predict human or environmental toxicity without recourse to animal or tissue experiments seems very limited at the moment.

Modifying Another Word

• strictly: The study is not strictly limited to county boundaries.

• severely: Scope for flexibility or using the money in different ways is severely limited.

• extremely: Like I said, this is a small label with an extremely limited scope.

• very: Most people in the group are on a very limited income.

• somewhat: I have to admit, my knowledge of Norway is somewhat limited beyond it tasting of blue Slush Puppy.

• relatively: In Britain, nearly all resources for healthcare are collected through general taxation which provide relatively limited choice for patients.

Preposition: by

• guarantee: Charity Companies are Companies Limited by Guarantee, set up with charitable aims.

Modifies a noun

• edition: I'm looking for more slogans for my limited edition Steve Allen Tour badges.

• partnership: A limited partnership must have its principal place of business in Gibraltar.

• company: Forming a limited company with us could not be easier.

• number: There are a limited number of standard rooms, which have an enclosed bathroom with a hot water shower.

• liability: In many cases our limited liability will not cover the value of your consignment in the event of loss or damage.

• amount: There was a limited amount of training undertaken using school loan boxes.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: RAE panels will of necessity remain limited in size.

• seem: The ability to predict human or environmental toxicity without recourse to animal or tissue experiments seems very limited at the moment.

• become: And in summer the surface waters can be too warm so the sections of water in which it can survive have become severely limited.

• provide: Although it is still in beta, MorphOS provides limited AmigaOS emulation through a virtual emulation and limited hardware access.

• see: I rejected them firstly due to what I saw as limited take up and then secondly because of the sales pitch.

• include: The modest technical demands include limited shifting for the string players and the maintaining of a constant tempo tho various changes of meter.