Sentence examples for have no ceiling from inspiring English sources

Now, suddenly, demand seems to have no ceiling.

This time, we will think not of ourselves, but of the young girl in Gaza who wants to have no ceiling on her dreams, or the young boy in Sderot who wants to sleep without the nightmare of rocket fire.

Faced with such tales tied to rate increases along the West Coast, states are trying to get back some of what they lost during 18 months when energy prices seemed to have no ceiling.

While homeowners moving into fixed-rate mortgages will have no ceiling on their loan-to-value ratio, those who are sticking with an adjustable-rate mortgage will have a limit of 105 percent, said Jack Guttentag, a retired finance professor who now writes and runs a Web site called the Mortgage Professor.

Typically, applications that improve the customer's bottom line face finite opportunities for improvement, and applications that improve the customer's top line have no ceiling on opportunities to grow.

There is also no limit on the size of the policy that may be donated, since charitable donations have no ceiling for estate tax purposes.

"On television, convention halls have no ceilings.

Even the managers' offices have no ceilings — again to allow the flow of natural light, as cast from the ceiling.

Also, the inserted galleries have no ceilings: Look up and you see 18th-century Italian arches and frescoes.

1 This is not a new idea; it lies behind Jeremy Bentham's proposal for the "Panopticon," a domed prison the cells of which would have no ceilings so that the prisoners could be kept under continuous observation by warders stationed at the top of the dome.

"Their ambition has no ceiling.