Sentence examples for rigid ceiling from inspiring English sources

A sliding scale of caps or guidelines for judicial awards would be better than a single rigid ceiling.

Designs that include flexible ceilings instead of rigid ceilings have relatively low future adaptation costs, but are relatively expensive.

The process is shown by using it to estimate the net-benefit over 70 years for an investor related to a fictive building in London with flexible ceilings and the same building with rigid ceilings.

Replace rigid cellulose ceiling tiles.

And, over the past year, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has been destructively pushing her partners to enact laws that would prolong the recession by setting rigid deficit ceilings, denying countries the fiscal flexibility sometimes needed to revive growth.

General Nicholson's argument amounted to an implicit criticism of the approach taken by former President Barack Obama, who imposed a series of rigid troop ceilings and significantly reduced the number of American forces in Afghanistan — though not by as much as he had initially projected.

Under Hal Steinbrenner, the Yankees' payroll ceiling is more rigid than it was under his father, George.

The boxes are tacked to the walls and ceiling in a rigid grid.

Typically, they are backed by an air-cavity in front of a rigid wall such as a ceiling or another interior surface of a room.

Most instruments that are used for that purpose are rigid and suffer from floor and ceiling effects when used in patients whose physical function differs from the average.

After polishing off my slice, I passed a young couple inside an office at Via Verde, prospective residents, sitting rigid and eager beneath one of the whirling ceiling fans before a woman shuffling papers at a desk.