Sentence examples for because of a cap from inspiring English sources

And it cannot easily turn to the local taxpayers because of a cap on property taxes.

"The care was just horrible," Ms. Rowlett said in a recent interview, shortly after the hospital settled a malpractice suit for $77,500 — the maximum amount allowed in Nevada because of a cap on malpractice payments from public hospitals.

Earlier this decade, the Golden State Warriors lost Gilbert Arenas to Washington and the Cavaliers lost Carlos Boozer to Utah because of a cap loophole involving second-round picks.

Yet latest figures from December 2018 showed not only that the gender pay gap had widened at nearly a third of government departments over the previous 12 months, but also that staff who receive an internal promotion face a pay trap because of a cap on internal pay rises.

In general, the end of the nanowire growth is reflected by a rapid increase in the current density because of a cap growth on top of the membrane.

This is because of a cap on the legal fees that can be charged by law firms pursuing personal injury cases at home.

Jets Coach Herman Edwards liked him because of his ability to adapt when the Ravens had significant personnel turnover because of a salary-cap purge after their Super Bowl championship in 2001.

JPMorgan Chase, for example, grabbed the top spot in South Dakota because the lack of a cap on interest rates makes the state home to the credit card units of several banks.

"There are 15,000 or more students, and there parents who want to be in a charter school but can't because of the cap," he said.

Most of the 71,000 foreign students now enrolled are in private institutions, because of a 5percentt cap on foreign undergraduates in public universities.

Because of a salary cap and a draft system that gives the lesser teams an advantage to quickly replenish themselves with talent, we see quick turnarounds from year to year.