Sentence examples for that could cap from inspiring English sources

Authorities could announce an action by the end of the year, the people briefed on the inquiry said, a move that could cap a multiyear investigation.

If oil prices are allowed to remain low for some time that could cap shale production over the longer term.

Eventually that could cap India's nuclear program.

A common complaint about Groupon from merchants is that they weren't made aware that they could cap a deal or that a cap was ignored.

Tony Blair regarded introducing top Cable has hinted that he could cap university tuition fees at £7,000 per year.

Mr. Obama would also like to expand his existing pay-as-you-earn program for student borrowers so that borrowers could cap their payments at 10 percent of their discretionary monthly income.

He had also been surprised by the interest: "I never thought I would have to call investors and cut them down by 20% so that we could cap the fund.

This weekend he proved that he could, capped by that splendid chip-in on 16 yesterday.

Despite the rally from the July lows, Benjamin Pace, managing director of Deutsche Bank Private Banking, said that opinions were mixed about the strength of the economic rebound, and that the uncertainty could cap gains.

As discussed in more detail below, these constructs are devoid of potential splice signals (5'-AGGT-3' to 5'-AGCT-3'; see additional file 2) and hairpin structures [ 33, 34] that could confer cap-independent translation initiation.

But lenders are fighting back, collecting enough signatures, once certified, to force a vote in November on a ballot measure that could overturn the cap.