Sentence examples for a reduced cap from inspiring English sources

"You'll have twice as many players available as usual, and we're either locked out or there is a reduced cap," Banner said.

The new overdraft offering, which is now in effect, includes a reduced cap on charges, meaning customers will pay no more than £60 a quarter in fees, down from a maximum cost cap of £150 a quarter.

During the 2008 presidential campaign, while talking with ABC's Charlie Gibson about capital gains tax rates and growth, Obama sort of conceded Gibson's point: A reduced cap gains rate might stimulate growth.

The government's decision to replace the lifetime $500,000 non-concessional cap with a reduced annual cap will cost the budget $400m over four years, and $2.2bn over 10.

Related: Yes, David Cameron, cutting the benefit cap tells us a lot about modern Britain | Patrick Butler "While the reduced cap will have a huge impact on current tenants, there will be an equal impact on future tenants who won't be able to be housed because housing associations won't be able to build enough homes for them," Sommariva said.

"While the reduced cap will have a huge impact on current tenants, there will be an equal impact on future tenants who won't be able to be housed because housing associations won't be able to build enough homes for them," Sommariva said.

The Sced mutant, which shows a strong phenotype in the early syncytial divisions in Drosophila [18], allowed us to test the effect of a reduced actin cap area, from where dynein could pull on MTs, without the use of any drug.

But the reduced cap of £440 will take £60 a week off their housing benefit leaving them with a weekly shortfall of £74 on the rent.

The average rents are around £250 a week, and over half house tenants receiving out of work benefits who will be affected by the reduced cap.

The reduced cap will have much wider effect, as the impact of the cap will no longer be limited to London.

See, now that you're good and scared of going over on your data, you'll find an app in whatever store/market and see that it has some sort of "reduced cap impact" status (as MG would put it).