Sentence examples for give a ceiling from inspiring English sources

The prescribers (medical assistants) interviewed suggested that the unnecessary visits by members could be reduced if the scheme could give a ceiling on the number of times a member could visit a health facility per month or per year.

This gave a ceiling on how many strings (3 per key) we could simulate at once.

Airlines will be given a ceiling and allocated permits; they will have to buy additional permits only if they exceed the cap.

Of the other three nuclear powers recognised under the NPT, France has published its stockpile, Britain has declared the number of warheads it has deployed (160), and China has given a ceiling to its arsenal (200 warheads).

When clumped together, the material is something of a living mass; when it is unraveled and tied onto the columns like a web of telephone lines — a task the dancers accomplish with steely resolve — the space is suddenly given a ceiling.

What's the point of having a 105Mbps connection if you're given a ceiling?

These present the probability that the intervention is cost-effective given a ceiling ratio that policy makers are willing to invest.

However, in the Larsen scoring system, as in the SvdH scoring system, the feet do not have the same number of joints as the hands, thus giving a ceiling effect with reduced possibility of finding differences [ 12- 14].

"I said: 'Give me a ceiling!

A rose or terra-cotta ceiling can give a neutral room warmth.

Any features that extrude will give a sense of bringing the ceiling closer to those under it.