Sentence examples for ceiling limit from inspiring English sources
With the aid of global warming and vigorous rootstocks, many Bordeaux vineyards can easily surpass 60 hl/ha, with some estates taking advantage of the legal loophole of plafond limite de classement ("ceiling limit classification") that permits higher yields during "exceptional" years.
And the US is still on track to hit its debt ceiling limit of $16.7trn in three days time.
Airborne mercury levels briefly exceeded the OSHA ceiling limit when opening specimen storage cabinets that housed older specimens.
"They all said this two years ago, when we were arguing over the debt ceiling limit," Mr. Norquist said in the interview.
A call was then made to the airport to arrange clearance, as the rocket had the potential to go above our normal agreed ceiling limit.
Paul Dales, senior US economist at Capital Economics, said the payment was likely to give the Treasury more room for maneuver and that it would add to a series of budget measures aimed at pushing off the debt ceiling limit.
A price ceiling limits the price volatility.
Just as it partially obscured Mrs. Clinton's own assault on the glass ceiling limiting women in politics, it has overshadowed Mr. McCain's war-hero biography and reputation as a maverick.
"To guard against possible mayhem from a debt ceiling crisis, some of the nation's largest banks are deploying plans that were developed in 2011 — when the government first looked as if it were on the verge of surpassing its debt ceiling limits," DealBook writes.
To guard against possible mayhem from a debt ceiling crisis, some of the nation's largest banks are deploying plans that were developed in 2011 — when the government first looked as if it were on the verge of surpassing its debt ceiling limits.
Dealers cited several technical factors that helped spur the credit markets, including reports that some Middle Eastern oil exporters were selling crude below $10 a barrel, and confusion about whether the Treasury's August refunding might be delayed or impeded because the Treasury is running up against debt ceiling limits.
