Sentence examples for if it caps from inspiring English sources

But if it caps out at some level, then that is more handleable, and I think the whole support for the armed forces by News International is more understandable.

The government's advisory body, the committee on climate change, warned ministers this month that aviation will account for a quarter of all emissions in the developed world even if it caps 2050 emissions at 2005 levels.

The results suggest that NIH could fund thousands more researchers without any drop-off in scientific output if it capped the total number of grants an investigator could receive, an NIH official says.

It can resell any allowances it doesn't need when it lowers its emissions, or buy leftover ones from other companies if it exceeds its cap.

If a well was badly damaged, the pressure that would build up if it were capped might cause it to spring another leak somewhere else.

It'll be interesting to see how the sales model shifts with this change: Microsoft has announced that Windows 10 will be a free upgrade for eligible devices for the first year after 10's official launch, but presumably if it's capping that it'll still be looking to drive revenue from sales of the OS.

If the atmosphere warmed, the cap would be tightened to lower greenhouse emissions; if it cooled, the cap would be loosened.

And I believe a balanced budget amendment, if it has a cap on spending, could do that.

"I wasn't sure if it was a cap gun or what," Gary Hoepner, the church member, testified in a hearing here that offered the first significant details of what happened the morning Dr. Tiller, one of the nation's only doctors to perform late-term abortions, was killed.

Drugs are a common part of raving culture and you should be careful not to leave your drink anywhere unattended and if it has a cap, use it.

Under deregulation, AGL can turn a higher profit than the old monopoly's 11% return on equity cap if it can cut costs below its now- fixed gas distribution rate.