Sentence examples for hits its ceiling from inspiring English sources

Waiting beyond your full retirement age only continues to inflate the monthly Social Security amount until it hits its ceiling at age 70.

There is a strong possibility that the continued expansion of the labour market has hit its ceiling.

The Treasury Department would be able to issue as much debt as it needs to through Feb. 7. At that point, everything would revert to normal: The country would hit its ceiling.

There are tour officials and coaches who wonder if the negative energy is wearing on Hingis's already ragged confidence, if her mother's admirable work in designing her daughter's small-ball style has hit its ceiling and if a change is necessary to turn the world's No. 1 player from the underdog into a favorite against the game's big hitters.

After years of increasingly expensive English Premier League TV rights deals, the market seems to have hit its ceiling, domestically at least.

(See "Nokia May Have Hit Its Ceiling") "Nokia clearly had quite a tricky diplomatic trick to pull off in bringing Ovi to market without alienating some of its customers," said John Delaney, analyst with Ovum Research.

Finally, a Banc of America Securities analyst downgraded Citrix Systems to “neutral” from “buy.” While the analyst believes that the company has significant potential, he said the stock may have hit its ceiling.

Oil prices were higher Friday, but still got hung up around $130, giving hope to some investors that the record run of black gold may finally have hit its ceiling.

After that, Congress must find a way to raise the current $16.7 trillion borrowing limit, expected to hit its ceiling sometime in mid- to late October.

But the relative aplomb of international financial markets as they absorbed news of the Congressional stalemate could quickly turn to terror if the government hits its debt ceiling later this month and begins defaulting on Treasury bonds.

The latest turn in the summer's epic clash between the White House and Congressional Republicans came little more than a week before the government hits its borrowing ceiling, and set off accusations from both sides about who was to blame.