Sentence examples for limit at which from inspiring English sources

There is a limit at which things are palatable.

For potassium chloride and urea, he said, the practical limit at which they will work is about 25 degrees.

But the utilities are fast approaching the limit at which they can deny service to those customers.

"There's a limit at which we will be asking people to watch a piece of theatre rather than a piece of television drama.

The Welshman looks stronger than ever at 12st 7lb, the light-heavyweight limit at which he is fighting for the first time.

(The engine's redline, or the limit at which it could safely operate for sustained periods, was an amazing 9,000 r.p.m).

On the other hand, if the pressure declines, there is an economic limit at which the cost of compression exceeds the value of the recovered gas.

The biggest change to the plan, called the Home Affordable Refinance Program, or HARP, raises the debt limit at which such borrowers can obtain a new mortgage.

The thing to watch is how far – or not – the chancellor claws back the gain from the better-off by reducing the basic rate limit, at which 40% tax kicks in.

I thought it worth clarifying that this has been as a result of my own campaign to reduce the upper limit at which abortion takes place from twenty four to twenty weeks.

Such legislation, the report said, "would have the advantage of providing a positive legislative standard defining a limit at which corporative accretions in size and power would be halted in order to prevent monopoly".