Sentence examples for a ceiling to how from inspiring English sources

There's a ceiling to how loud you can get, but if you engage instead at the lower dynamic range you find it's like the ocean, almost infinite".

There is a "ceiling" to how many people are getting their news from television today, says Amy Mitchell of the Pew Research Centre's Journalism Project.

There may well be a ceiling to how many people will vote for the party with him in charge – although we are a long way from finding out.

That leap alone was enough to propel the Wii to incredible sales, but it's unlikely the Switch can gather that much momentum with clever hardware alone - and without more third-party titles, there is arguably a ceiling to how successful the Switch can be.

In those cases, there would be a ceiling to how much I could get into this.

But with a lack of political will to do the former, and a practical ceiling to how much revenue can be milked from the latter, economists across the political spectrum say a consumption tax may be inevitable once the economy fully recovers.

"The audience is so niche and perfectly formed that advertisers love it," he said, though he acknowledged, "there is kind of a glass ceiling to how many people can read it".

This says as much about my social media circles as anything, but there seemed to be no ceiling to how heartfelt the tributes were.

The lawmakers seemed receptive to a ceiling on how much the industry would have to pay out in damages each year, with any excess payable in later years.

The battle is over the owners' desire to put a ceiling on how much players can earn.

At the core of the dispute is the owners' desire to put a ceiling on how much players can earn in a system they reluctantly approved three years ago.