Sentence examples for ultimate ceiling from inspiring English sources

Along with Bolivia's ultimate ceiling for production, the government is also negotiating a reworking of its drug sentencing laws, which largely reflect a 1988 law that was written at the height of the drug war.

The ultimate glass ceiling was about to be shattered.

With her daughter, Chelsea, in tow, Mrs. Clinton was hoping to win over mothers who see in her a chance to break through the ultimate glass ceiling.

And even if she wins the nomination, the Democrats will remain nervous, thrilled by the possibility that their party might break America's ultimate glass ceiling, but terrified that Mrs Clinton is just too polarising to do it.

WASHINGTON — Momentum to elect more women to high office, specifically to break the ultimate glass ceiling and elect a woman as president in the United States, has gone into high gear here with Emily's List's Madam President campaign, a fund-raising drive that in just a few weeks has gained thousands of new followers and thousands of dollars in donations.

"If you're a woman living paycheck to paycheck," she writes, "and worried sick over the ever-diminishing economic prospects for you and your children, you're unlikely to be heavily invested in whether some lady centimillionaire will shatter the ultimate glass ceiling".

"The ultimate glass ceiling, isn't it?" she said.

She spoke briefly of breaking the ultimate glass ceiling for women -- her gaining the office of the presidency -- and how that would inspire women of all ages.

This is why his misogynistic response to Hillary Clinton's candidacy was so striking and may explain why women still have not broken the ultimate glass ceiling.

Putting aside whether or not they felt Hillary was the right woman for the job, everyone I interviewed agreed that it would be significant in so many ways to break that ultimate glass ceiling.

There are some who look at Hillary Rodham Clinton's activities -- the book tour; the serial radio, newspaper and television interviews -- and her opportunity to shatter what remains America's ultimate glass ceiling and figure a 2016 run for president is something close to a no-brainer.