Sentence examples for very high cap from inspiring English sources

The latest bill merely sets a very high cap (of $8,000 per person, or $21,000 for a family) on this exemption, and the House of Representatives will try to water down even this feeble effort at the behest of the unions whose members enjoy some of the most lavish policies.

Tax reform should not look to eliminate the SALT deduction outright--rather, it should expand the total number of SALT deduction families (by eliminating the AMT), and then put a very high cap on the SALT deduction level.

He would place very high "caps" of $60,000 a year on "soft money" donations to national parties and lift the existing limits on direct "hard money" contributions to candidates.

"Commercial real-estate spreads have blown-out tremendously in the last week, and there are a lot of worries there due to a lot of property previously being bought at very high cap-rates with a lot of debt issuance on those properties.

More that the network for Bitcoin purchases remains modest, despite Bitcoin itself having a very high market cap.

"If you take a shorter period of time, since 2012, we think Berlin is ahead… [measured] by companies that are breaking out into very high market caps," he says, citing the valuations of Delivery Hero, Rocket Internet, Zalando, and Trivago.

"We feel the pool of players that is available to the league is a very high quality pool, capped by the Olympic players," Dorrance said.

The STA's RSSI from the cAP is very high (−45 dBm), but the bandwidth loaded on the cAP is relatively higher because other STAs are activated through the cAP in the BSS1 (e.g., 4 STAs, from STA 1 to STA 4, each of these individually occupies about 1 Mbps bandwidth on the cAP).

While the company's market cap was very high, its downturn is even more impressive.

This is apparent in the total traffic disruption costs for the two alternatives, a very high $8.6 million for the post-tensioned cap, but only $720 k for the composite cap.

This logic is precisely why politicians do not set tight emissions caps or very high carbon prices in the few jurisdictions that currently price carbon.