Sentence examples for a common ceiling from inspiring English sources

However, full employment is thought to be unrealistic since, ascribed to the diversity of financial restrictions, the nonexistence of a common ceiling for the production of consumption and investment goods, and so on, the non-homogeneity of employments is ubiquitous in the production sectors (see [9 12]).

A common ceiling or inflection point in asbestos use is observed at an income level of approximately 10,000 15,000 GKD, in line with the EKC theory.

The ceiling seemed to be a common, everyday ceiling of the sort one might find anywhere.

A young population generally has better health status than the general population, consequently, it will tend to score higher on most scales, resulting in more common ceiling effects.

I took my prosecco and my laptop to a common room with vaulted ceiling and big dormer windows with heavy dark velvet drapes.

A common reason for replacing ceiling tiles is water damage, which readily causes discoloration and deterioration.

The second floor has a common area with sloping ceilings, a balcony, two bedrooms and a half-bath.

The Audit Room, originally a common room, contains a panelled ceiling with decorations suggesting it was installed by the Stanley family.

"Decorating ceilings was a common art form that somehow got lost through the reductionism of modernism," he says.

Hardwood floors and raised ceilings are a common theme throughout the 2,000 square feet of living space.

"It had 35 units, a common toilet, water dripping from the ceiling, rats," Ms. Velez said.