Sentence examples for at a maximum of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "at a maximum of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something cannot go above a certain point. For example, you can say "This plan will cost at a maximum of $50."
Fees, subsidised by the state, are capped at a maximum of €290 (£250) a month (free for those on low incomes) for five-day, 40 hours a week care.
Future inflation-linked rises are capped at a maximum of 2.5% a year.
Interest on loans to military personnel has been capped at a maximum of 36% APR.
Severance packages will also be capped at a maximum of 24 months, half the previous limit.
It caps adult away tickets at a maximum of £22 if they join our Jack Army membership scheme.
One term of five years, on a salary set at a maximum of 10 times the average wage.
The fastest-growing countries, including Brazil and Mexico, grew at a maximum of 10% over the month.
If you get caught with a rough diamond, you're looking at a maximum of 15 years in jail.
The government wanted to cap the amount at a maximum of 16 weeks, equal to four years of service.
The government had valued Royal Mail at a maximum of £3.3bn, and had attacked analysts' valuation of £4.5bn as "way out".
From April 2014 increases in a raft of welfare benefits and tax credits will be capped at a maximum of 1% until 2016.
