Sentence examples for limit more than from inspiring English sources

Take, for example, the case of a retired schoolteacher and grandfather facing extradition to Poland for going over his overdraft limit more than 10 years ago.

Congress has agreed to raise the debt limit more than 60 times since the Second World War, usually without serious difficulty.

But Republicans on the finance committee chastised the administration for focusing on the debt limit more than the country's debt and for refusing to negotiate.

Researchers at Georgetown University have found that when a state expands eligibility by increasing its income limit, more than half of the people who sign up were already eligible under the old rules, but had not enrolled.

Perhaps, they speculated, he had planned on sleeping it off in the station house before his shift began, which probably would not have worked considering that his blood alcohol level was still well above the legal limit more than an hour after his shift was to have started.

Both Hybrid and IMA have CO emission almost always under the EURO 4 limit (more than 90% of the missions for both).

He has limited more than just Joe Mauer.

It has also violated pollution laws and emission limits more than 450 times.

Because testing capacity is limited, more than two million cattle are likely to be slaughtered.

His arguments for rejecting the simple formulations of radical liberalism did indeed have conservative implications, emphasizing limits more than possibilities.

SPIKE MARKS Because of increased security, vehicular traffic will be limited more than usual on three of the five bridges on the marathon course.