Sentence examples for natural ceiling from inspiring English sources

And P has no natural ceiling.

The leaders of these two parties say that Sinn Fein will hit a natural ceiling of a bit less than 15%.

There may indeed be a natural ceiling on how many college graduates a society should produce, but the United States does not appear close to it.

Johnny Davis UK music festivals are in decline because they've hit a natural ceiling: there are just too many of them now.

"The underlying issue here is that there may be a natural ceiling here to the support Scott Walker can attract," said Donald Kettl, a University of Maryland professor of public policy who was based in Madison, Wisconsin, for 14 years.

Those women who were being promoted were promoted out of tokenism: They weren't particularly high performing, and often reached a "natural" ceiling early on in their careers due to their limited abilities.

People do have natural ceilings to their talent in any given area, and after a certain point their success arose from things other than deliberate practice.

Scientists on the mission believe the pits formed in the same way as sinkholes on Earth, which appear out of the blue when the natural ceilings above underground caverns suddenly collapse under their own weight.

Russia's natural production ceiling is between eight million and nine million barrels a day, and it's in Russia's interests to increase to that ceiling".

Life-size Asian statues mix with crimson banquettes, and glossy, glazed brick walls abut a natural wood-plank ceiling.

He knows want he wants: a highly trafficked neighborhood, lots of natural light, high ceilings.