Sentence examples for ceiling to how many from inspiring English sources

There is a "ceiling" to how many people are getting their news from television today, says Amy Mitchell of the Pew Research Centre's Journalism Project.

There may well be a ceiling to how many people will vote for the party with him in charge – although we are a long way from finding out.

"The audience is so niche and perfectly formed that advertisers love it," he said, though he acknowledged, "there is kind of a glass ceiling to how many people can read it".

In those cases, there would be a ceiling to how much I could get into this.

Details of salaries for the new crop of Spads will not be published until later in the year; but Downing Street denied reports that May had sought to impose a strict pay-limit, or a ceiling on how many advisors each minister can hire, saying she was simply seeking to ensure appointments were made in "a prudent, pragmatic way".

But Scottish ministers insisted this was "the floor and not the ceiling" of how many refugees Scotland was willing to accept.

For a ceiling item: "How many minutes does it take you to walk one mile, the responses were: "14 minutes or less?", "15 to 19 minutes", "20 to 24 minutes", "25 or more minutes", and "can't do".

If a full overhaul is going to happen, the mostly likely approach may be a ceiling on how many overall tax breaks someone could claim, avoiding a series of lobbying fights over each break.

There may indeed be a natural ceiling on how many college graduates a society should produce, but the United States does not appear close to it.

The Knicks need to focus on the opponents' point total, and that may mean slowing the tempo, because there is a ceiling on how many points they can score.

For example, some of my colleagues and myself have been talking about if we can get 60 votes in the Senate for legislation that would restrict the use of our troops to the regular schedules and the regular tours that the army itself had established, then that would essentially place a ceiling on how many troops could be there.