Sentence examples for realistic cap from inspiring English sources

An example is Buffon Thermidor, who was influenced by Mr. Obin's more playful, realistic Cap Haitien style of painting.

Legal & General said it was the first insurer to cap charges at 0.5% on default auto-enrolment schemes, and added: "A more realistic cap should be 0.5% for new schemes".

Along with funding higher education, the federal government could also rein in costs by setting realistic caps on tuition increases.

"A realistic budget cap that a lot of teams can get to from prize money and sponsorship.

Goldfarb: We should also mention that UDR's Kuwaiti venture shows that if folks want to invest in real estate today, they need to be realistic about cap rates.

In this study, a full FE model of a realistic pile-cap structure of a sea platform is established.

"I think we need to be realistic about cap-and-trade money: I think more of it should go toward public transportation," said Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez (D-San Diego).

Is the 7percentt of GDP cap realistic given that the population is aging and that medical costs rise with age?

Not everything about the report is right, and significant parts of it should not be accepted – the case for a more realistic but still effective cap on fees remains a strong one, for example, and the student loan repayment terms of the proposed system still have dangerously regressive aspects which Mr Cable seems to accept must be sorted.

The expectation is that this gaseous envelope seasonally snows out on to the surface of the dwarf, which makes a polar cap a realistic proposition.

Start keeping track of the calories in the food that you eat, and set a realistic weight-loss calorie cap for your day.