Sentence examples similar to at capped from inspiring English sources

They might be incapable of capping their leaks; they are adept at capping their liabilities.

Mr Davey said: "In the last government - the Labour government looked at capping interest rate costs of credit three times.

The Cdc13-1 protein becomes increasingly defective at capping the telomere as temperatures increase.

These are available for download at- (caps.ncbs.res.in/download/tdat_data/Supplementary_tables/Supplementary Table 8.txt).

Permits, handed out by lottery at recreation.gov, are capped at 300 hikers a day.

Cash bonuses at Lloyds have been capped at 2,000.

At that point fines were capped at £5,000.

At present, discounts in Southwark are capped at £16,000.

Capital gains taxes are capped at 15 percent.

Attendance is capped at 30 people indoors.

Gains are capped at that level.