1.   Durham director Peter Kemp says that, though he would be reluctant to put a ceiling on costs, resources would inevitably be a factor.

2.   And the government will put a ceiling on utility bills.

3.   Chubb also boasts that it puts no ceiling on the rate it will pay for body shop labor.

4.   Combined, those factors have put a ceiling on black political ambitions, even as the number of black elected officials has risen.

5.   Most analysts say it is a foregone conclusion that Roche will exercise its option, which effectively puts a ceiling on the stock price.

6.   Owners would like to implement a restrictive salary cap that would eventually put a ceiling on how much one player can earn.

7.   The collective-bargaining agreement restricts movement and puts ceilings on salaries.

8.   They put a ceiling on me.

9.   They appealed to the government to put a ceiling on their future losses, saying they could then provide coverage to all comers at affordable prices.

10.   They want to put a ceiling on labor costs when they should realize, without the players, they have no product.