Sentence examples for a hard ceiling on from inspiring English sources
Another reason that finding versatile linebackers and safeties is vital for defensive progress is that the proliferation of shrewd presnap reads and quick passes from quarterbacks puts a hard ceiling on the impact of a pass rush.
One popular interpretation is that this 25 percent represented a hard ceiling on Mr. Romney's support — and that it was only a matter of time before some "not Romney" candidate consolidated much of the remaining 75 percent of the vote and overtook him.
So does this mean that for Apple displays, 3.5 inches is a hard ceiling, and 10.1 inches a hard floor?
This week, according to the Treasury Department, it will exhaust its "extraordinary" measures to avoid hitting a hard debt ceiling.
As Mr Morris observes: "…although the hard ceiling had been pushed up a little, it remained as hard as ever".
Envisioning a small one-bedroom in a residential Brooklyn neighborhood, he drew up a budget: "$1,400 was my soft ceiling and $1,500 was my hard ceiling," he said.
Hard ceilings (known as caps) on the amount of money each team is allowed to spend on player contracts make it hard for rich teams to buy their way to success.
When this flywheel is working it's actually quite hard to put a ceiling on the business.
The owners are pursuing a radical overhaul of the system, including a hard salary cap, shorter contracts and a lower ceiling on salaries.
Mr. McConnell suggested that, like House Republicans, he would take a hard line on extracting deficit reduction concessions from Democrats before agreeing to raise the debt ceiling.
