Sentences with phrase «near the limit»

I can't imagine there is anyone who believes we have gone anywhere near the limits of what we might do to up our messaging game.

Lastly, make sure credit cards are nowhere near their limits.

But truth be told, in normal situations, many drivers of high - performance cars do not push them to near their limits in daily driving.

It's pretty common for high - major teams to be at or near the limit fairly regularly.

Thanks to such a transparent chassis, you can keep the M2 near its limits corner after corner.

At speed near the limit, the front tires seem to give up first, but it did carry a surprising amount of grip.

But now, with the land near the limit of its carrying capacity, the crisis could become explosive.

Many renters — especially those in studios or small one - bedroom units — don't think they have enough possessions to come near these limits.

In fact, the sample here is nearing the limit of how short this section can be.

The RC F has an electronically limited top speed of 170 mph, but the track handlers placed to cone chicane midway up the straight to keep we journalist from getting near that limit on the short, 1.9 mile track.

Sadly, we didn't get a chance to sample the RS 5 anywhere near its limits on a route that cut through the scruffy and often spectacular desert landscape of the Tonto National Forest north of Phoenix.

Nabhan points out that with water capacity near its limit for cities and rural agricultural areas, «food security in the Southwest depends upon the security of water supplies being delivered to irrigable land.

@ape007 «the truth is that both systems are underpowered, look at all the downgrades, all the miss promises, all the res / framrate problems etc» the xbox1 and ps4 were not and still are not underpowered only if you compare them to high end pc's then you can claim that but pc's are not consoles and do not push the hardware anywhere near the limits unlike consoles do.

The car's engine was revving near its limit when Michael Andretti began pouring on more power.

But most of the changes can only really be felt near the limits of the MX - 5's handling.

Tuned so brutally in its first iteration, the Independent Shifting Rod single - clutch automated manual is now just a touch more refined, allowing hard upshifts during acceleration without the extreme jarring to the driveline and jostling of the passengers — which, in turn, allows for smoother driving nearer the limits.

This is where your ABS system attempts to optimize a bad situation: it tries to keep all the wheels from stopping by relaxing and re-gripping the clamping force of the brakes near the limit of traction.

Jay Leno has been fortunate enough to push the car near its limits.

There were no drops even when streaming games, watching videos and browsing the net, although it's fair to say that I can't push the router near its limits with what I have here.

The Lexus can't equal the BMW's balance, especially near the limit, and the steering feedback isn't as generous.

We see central banks nearing the limits of extraordinary monetary easing, low returns across most asset classes as well as higher equity and bond volatility amid looming political risks and Federal Reserve (Fed) tightening.

Everyday twisty roads have a cop every couple miles that will arrest you for pushing a Prius near its limits.

But the Fiat is impressively neutral nearing the limit; I can't recall another car under $ 30K with so little understeer.

There's little perceptible lean in the corner and chassis remains easy to control even as the skinnier tires neared their limit.

There's a bias towards understeer near the limit but the Disco Sport mostly goes where it is pointed with little body roll, the quick steering helping its feeling of agility.

Mind you, at no point did I feel like the Coupe was trying to kill me or chuck itself off of the mountain — the suspension setup and steering were so responsive that keeping things in line quickly became second nature — but I did get the message that driving the JCW near its limits on public roads is a high - risk, high - reward endeavor.

Pressed through the 14 unfamiliar corners of the Circuito de Gaudix in Granada, Spain, the GT3's big grip is apparent, but the more we settle in and the faster we go, the more we can appreciate the stability and ease with which the GT3 moves near its limit.

Raw power and speed aren't new for modern Corvettes; true, the C5 and C6 were capable corner dicers, as well as drag racers, but could leave even the most experienced drivers» hairs standing on end near the limit, exhibiting a frightful tendency toward trailing - throttle oversteer.

Also, under braking for Sandown's first left - hander, where the M5s approach at over 220km / h, the added grip and stability of the Nighthawk is demonstrated by its ability to brake nearer its limits without the tell - tale flashing tail - lights indicating the threshold is approaching.

It is well - appointed, and options such as a navigation system, rear - seat DVD player, hands - free communications and rear air conditioning can dress it up to near Limited standards.

The handling is tight and steering communicative, but the car does get more unsettled than a BMW near the limits.

On the road, the new Maruti Suzuki Swift feels eager and responsive with the sweet petrol engine continuing to be a happy revving unit that is not too vocal even near the limits of its rev range.

That's a lot to have in a savings account, I know, but if you do find yourself with a balance nearing the limit, you should split it out into two separate accounts.

I am no where near my limit.

For you, it meant the limit on your account may have been reduced from $ 5000 to $ 3500 which reduced your spending power while also giving the appearance that you were charging near the limit of your ability.

As the government nears the limit, Treasury may suspend its sales of securities, as selling securities would put the government further into debt.

There are short term gains from C02 causing increased plant growth, but this is already nearing its limits.

When the internal storage on your phone nears its limit, Nextbit's «Smart Storage» solution deletes certain apps and their data on the fly to make room for more content.

If you're right near the limit, you might be able to get by with just compressing the original file.

These awards can make you look more attractive to potential employers and LinkedIn tends to rank profiles better if content nears the limits of the available space.

«I do think startups are a super important vehicle to make things happen in the world today and I think we are nowhere near the limit of how many we can help.»

But the chances of actually getting near the limits and the numbers that smacked your gob (and made you desire the car so much) were miniscule unless you had plums the size of cantaloupes and the skill of Ricardo Patrese.

The group said that a number of cities — including Boston, Lowell, and Chelsea — have reached or are nearing their limit for charter school students and called for the cap to be lifted in low - performing school districts.

Central banks appear to be nearing limits in the effectiveness of extraordinary monetary easing, as was evident in the Bank of Japan's shift last week to policy tools that steepen the local yield curve.

A couple of editors had some issues with the steering feel near its limits, but the open road is where the LC will do most of its roaming and where it does its best work.

In fact, the only way I could know that I'm driving near the limits was the light blinking!