Sentence examples for limit could be from inspiring English sources

But Mike Woodson hinted that the limit could be raised by the end of the season.

Second, the proposal assumes that the 60% limit could be maintained.

Beginning in the 1980s, Hell wondered if the so-called Abbe limit could be surpassed.

But the law lords ruled in 2008 that this time limit could be extended in cases of sexual assault.

Mel Hurd's experience of being caught over the limit could be the script for an anti-drink-driving advert.

But the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy are conducting studies to see if the 10percentt limit could be raised.

Lawmakers refused to say what the ceiling would be; Congressional aides said the annual limit could be in the range of $2,000 to $3,000 a person.

A limit could be especially problematic for young firms; downturns tend to be a great time for new entrepreneurial ventures (which are ultimately the biggest job creators).

But the estimates of a gift of another $8 million, to hit the new $10 million limit, could be a windfall to heirs.

But parks department regulations dating from 1991 limit bike riders to 15 m.p.h, though even the police say this lower limit could be better posted inside the park.

Or there's Senator Rand Paul, who said that not raising the debt limit could be reframed as "a pretty reasonable idea".