Sentence examples for as a ceiling on from inspiring English sources

The cash element of the deal is higher than we were expecting (we expected between 200p to 250p) as, should the deal be completed, it will mean that Melrose's Debt /EBITDA will be higher than the level stated (at the analyst presentation) as a ceiling on maximum debt.

The health care expenses you incur will go toward your deductible, which you can think of as a ceiling on your health care costs.

As a reference, we also bring the frequently used full 3D alignment method CE into comparison; we certainly do not expect any projection methods would outperform CE, but CE may be thought loosely as a ceiling on performances for the projection methods.

However, since evaluating pre-study characteristics can serve as cues that sway responding in expected or desired directions as well as establish a ceiling on the magnitude of possible changes from baseline, it might be best to conduct pre-study assessments for only a randomly selected half of the schools that are allocated to each study condition [ 50, 67].

And America's restrictive laws about stunts and insurance tend to put a ceiling on one's expectations, as do rapid editing and CGI, which conceal rather than reveal.

Lawyers representing independent distributors warn that partial remedies such as imposing a ceiling on BEW's sales distribution arm are contrary to European competition laws.

But some leaders in Catholic elementary and secondary education say the criticism reflects basic misconceptions: that the Catholic schools are bound by the Common Core rather than merely guided by it, and that it sets a ceiling on standards as well as a floor.

Martínez has never used the Premier League's uneven financial playing field as reason to place a ceiling on Everton's possibilities.

The pioneering program, known as RGGI (pronounced reggie), sets a ceiling on carbon dioxide emissions from electric power providers and requires the companies to pay for their emissions by buying allowances in auctions held four times a year.

Why does it impose a ceiling on deposit rates, even as it allows banks to issue close substitutes at whatever yield they can get?

With small roster sizes, a salary cap and a luxury tax (which serves as a virtual ceiling on payrolls), franchises can ill afford to make a mistake when signing a player.