Sentence examples for essentially caps from inspiring English sources

"With El Nino, the ocean essentially caps off it's ability to take up heat so the concentrations are growing fast as warmer land areas release carbon.

It essentially caps revenue, which has lead to skyrocketing prices to compensate for inflation.

Today's change essentially caps these legacy data plans at 3GB for HSPA+ and 5GB for LTE.

Earlier this year, the tech giant rolled out "Bill Protection" that essentially caps the amount of data it charges to 6GB or $80 per month.

This proposal essentially caps the number of arrows I may have in my quiver.

At the Tour Championship, Finchem said that he believed the new test "essentially caps the distance on the golf ball". Manufacturers, who were not pleased with the USGA's now extinct "optimization" test, still see room to grow with the return of an updated but not complete Iron Byron.

Before the financial crisis, it was essentially capped at $417,000.

But since the crisis, regulators have essentially capped leverage.

But lawmakers have kept the current level of federal funding for those positions essentially capped since 1997.

But the Pirates plowed money into the draft and international free agency in the final years before the collective bargaining agreement essentially capped teams' scouting budgets.

It would reduce the corporate tax rate from 35 to 20percentt, eliminate taxes on dividends and many capital gains and essentially cap individual tax rates at 20percentt.