Sentence examples for lofty limits from inspiring English sources

D.j.s like his mentor, Derrick May, had already hatched techno, leaving the teen-ager to toy with its lofty limits.

A combination of high valuations, lofty profit-growth targets and challenging economic conditions limit our interest in REITs.

Along with this simple request came a new science elective course and lofty expectations that the sky will be the only limit to the opportunities available to the 2,400 students here.

In the old days, the lofty calling of being a philanthropist was pretty much limited to the very rich or at least those with enough wherewithal to endow a chair at a university or perhaps create their own private foundation.

For all the lofty rhetoric supporting it, the bill addresses a technicality in the term limits law -- the provision that causes it to limit some council members to only six years in office, rather than eight.

And the lofty valuation applied to Facebook's shares in the IPO could limit any upside in their price, making it harder for the firm to use stock options to lure bright engineers to it.

They consider things like limiting the benefits packages of career civil servants to be a "lofty goal".

But we have definitely entered one of those cyclical returns to a recognition of limits, a focus on problems at home, a skepticism toward overseas ventures in the name of lofty ideals.

It's also limited by the conventions of a pseudo-populist style that leaves no room for poetic or lofty language without sounding a little ridiculous.

CB Richard Ellis does not limit how many people can earn a given title, but in many other organizations, the awarding of lofty titles can create logjams.

That's a lofty sentiment, but there's no real prospect of the Senate, much less the Republican-controlled House, moving to limit carbon emissions in the next few years.