Sentence examples for exceeding their limits from inspiring English sources
Chai's film, made after she became pregnant and feared for the health of her unborn child thanks to the levels of air pollution, shows how regulations over emissions are being steamrollered in China's industrial expansion, with factories exceeding their limits.
This may reflect more competitive players pushing themselves and exceeding their limits in order to improve.
It was proposed that this was due to the individuals with diminished balance being unable to increase sway without exceeding their limits of stability and indirectly suggests a posture first strategy.
The potential interest savings are huge, but the fact that card companies still seem to be able to make these 0 per cent deals work is no doubt due in part to the number of people who "fall off the wagon" by missing a payment or exceeding their limit and suddenly find themselves paying interest at 18.9 per cent APR or more.
He adds that the average 0% balance transfer term now stands at a record 22.5 months, up from 17.3 months two years ago: "The fact that card companies still seem to be able to make these 0% deals work is in no doubt due in part to the number of people who 'fall off the wagon' by missing a payment or exceeding their limit and suddenly find themselves paying interest at 18.9% or more".
Comcast and Charter subscribers with a 250 GB cap could download 417 hours of standard definition video before exceeding their limit; Time Warner Cable's 40 GB cap would allow for 67 hours of standard definition downloads.
No divers were immediately used, apparently because depth exceeded their limits.
Under the agreement, carriers will provide alerts when consumers approach and then exceed their limits on voice, data or texting.
"People remember that during the 1980s savings and loan crisis, it didn't let depositors who'd exceeded their limits go down".
And if those with the upper-tier plans exceed their limits, the company slows their data connections until the next billing period.
