Sentence examples for putting a ceiling on from inspiring English sources

Fiscal tightening later in the year will dampen demand for resources, putting a ceiling on prices.

At the very least, there is a strong case for putting a ceiling on payments made to individual big farmers.

Another brand, Papa John's, said it was not putting a ceiling on its contributions to the USO.

"You're putting a ceiling on poor districts that they will almost never get the support to overcome," he added.

"You've got to be ​careful about putting a ceiling on children's attainment and people's expectations on what they can achieve".

The industry's decline accelerated when producers from Vietnam and China flooded the domestic market, putting a ceiling on prices.

And America's restrictive laws about stunts and insurance tend to put a ceiling on one's expectations, as do rapid editing and CGI, which conceal rather than reveal.

The Agrarian Reform Law of 1952 put a ceiling on individual holdings at 200 faddāns (one faddān = 1.038 acres), later reduced to 100 faddāns, with special allowance for male children.

Bold decisions like the one in September to put a ceiling on the Swiss franc are open to criticism, and helped to make the Hildebrands' trading look so iffy.

One proposal would force visitors to buy an entry ticket and put a ceiling on the number of people allowed in at any one time.

"It puts a ceiling on your progress.