Usage of "be a limit"

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Usage of be a limit in English

There may be a limit in the process of specializing home industries. 
 The Trade Union Woman 

Should there be a limit to how much top bosses get paid? 
 BBC 

There may, it seems, be a limit to falling prices in Melbourne. 
 News.com.au 

There must be a limit to the pleasure a man gives himself. 
 Christie Redfern's Troubles 

That there must be a limit to the accumulation of capital is obvious. 
 War of the Classes 

There might be a limit to how long Chap would cooperate. 
 Thief of lives 

This could very much be a limit that's here to stay, as well. 
 The South African 

But even in ice-dancing there might be a limit to expression. 
 The Guardian 

There will be a limit to the quantity to be issued. 
 The Stamps of Canada 

I am assuming that it varies; but there must be a limit to it. 
 Second Shetland Truck System Report 

But there will be a limit to the size of any single bank's holdings. 
 Reuters 

There must be a limit to my work and service. 
 A Narrative of Some of the Lord's Dealings with George Müller. P... 

What do you mean, Mr. Eames, by saying that there must be a limit? 
 The Last Chronicle of Barset 

There must be a limit to Good Samaritanism, you know! 
 The Vision of Desire 

But there should be a limit to the amount of myoglobin that muscles can contain. 
 BBC 

There should be a limit, they said, even to the foolishness of a holiday plan. 
 More Jonathan Papers 

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Meanings of be a limit in English