Sentence examples for ceiling against from inspiring English sources

"I have confidence in his abilities … removing the ceiling against the euro was the right thing to do".

In the Berlin version, illustrated in the catalog, the piazza is viewed through a pillared portico with a coffered ceiling, against a distant backdrop of a stretch of sea on which float ships with billowing sails.

A subsidy is required in the run-up to the cross-over, but after that the marginal energy price is set by the renewable option, providing a ceiling against which everything else will be compared.

Some £12m was a direct hit to IG when it couldn't close its hedge positions in the chaos that followed the Swiss National Bank's abandonment of its policy of defending the franc's ceiling against the euro.

I spent 20 minutes just watching a bar of light slowly being elevated from the floor to the ceiling, against the throbbing of organ music.

He voted against raising the federal government's debt ceiling, against aid to states ravaged by Superstorm Sandy and against the nomination of John F. Kerry as secretary of State.

Geckos (Gekko gecko) have evolved elaborate adhesive structures which allow them to move along vertical walls and ceilings against their body weight.

Anyway, the glass ceilings against which shock prodigy must crack her skull are more numerous than those facing the usual aspirant grandmaster.

The hardest part will be holding the top plate of the wall -- the part of the wall framing that runs parallel to and along the ceiling -- up against the ceiling as you tap a few of the vertical studs in place.

Waiting for one of several nearby servers to take my order or just say hello gives me time to reacquaint myself with the interior — pressed-tin ceiling, booths against the walls, a jukebox in the rear — that, save for some framed celebrity photos (Jesse Jackson, Anthony Bourdain), would look at home in 1958, the year some newlyweds opened the business on U Street.

The cost-effectiveness acceptability curve graphically represents the levels of certainty around the cost-effectiveness analysis ratio of two interventions by plotting hypothetical estimates of ceiling ratios against the probability that a new intervention (the Nouna CBHI scheme in our case) is preferred over an existing intervention (the status quo).