Sentence examples for limits over the from inspiring English sources

But credit card terms have worsened sharply with the recession: three-quarters of small business said they have seen a large cut in limits over the last six months.

But the harsh truth is that if Germany is close to its political limits over the terms it demands of a tiny economy, equivalent to 0.2 per cent of eurozone GDP, the country's willingness to support potential future bailouts of Spain and Italy must be in question.

Without unduly pressing the point or resorting to forced metaphors, Mr. Glanz, a science reporter for The New York Times, and Mr. Lipton, a metropolitan reporter for it, make this history a sobering parable about America's might and its limits over the six decades of their panoramic enterprise.

It also highlights Mayor Bloomberg's many statements in favor of term limits over the past few years, as when he criticized a proposal to resubmit the issue of term limits to a third referendum by saying: "I think the public has spoken twice and they've spoken quite clearly.

"We pushed our bodies to the limits over the winter.

The townsfolks' calls for greater catch limits over the years were ignored.

She explained to parents that antibiotics did not cure viral infections and why she thought limiting over-the-counter drugs was a wise course for their sick children.

The cost parameter limits over-fitting and the γ parameter affects the RBF-kernel.

England arrive on 29 January and, after the limited-overs series, the first Test starts on 6 March in Dunedin.

In the two limited-overs formats the Australians mostly struck selection gold.

Their replacements – Ben Duckett and Sam Billings – have a chance to muddy the waters, however, before the limited-overs leg of the India tour begins in the new year.