Pipeline bottlenecks are also putting a lid on U.S. production growth.
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That spare capacity is putting a lid on wage growth and inflation.
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However, rising U.S. oil output is putting a lid on price rises.
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Instead, Facebook and Instagram seem content with putting a lid on Snapchat's potential growth.
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Putting a lid on capacity ought also to put a lid on China's exports.
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But demographic trends are putting a lid on potential growth from more hours of work.
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IBM and American Express dropped 4.1 percent and 2.4 percent, respectively, putting a lid on the Dow.
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The reality is Amazon's efforts are putting a lid on Costco's stock and they've taken away the floor.
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Market watchers have grown more skeptical that a concrete deal can be reached or enforced, putting a lid on any price rally.
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This is effectively putting a lid on the atmosphere, preventing organized areas of precipitation from forming and providing much-needed heat relief.
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Bionic-ear maker Cochlear Ltd and investment management firm Challenger Ltd fell sharply after reporting disappointing results, putting a lid on the benchmark.
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But if you want to throw all that into a blender and hit "purée" without putting a lid on it, go right ahead.
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Curbs on the property market to fend off speculators are also expected to persist, putting a lid on a range of sectors including construction.
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"Technological innovation is disrupting traditional business models of many industries, putting a lid on prices and influencing inflation in the economy overall," he wrote.
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Why it matters: Such robots could help online retailers by putting a lid on wage growth, giving them an alternative to meeting demands for higher pay.
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Stateside, the effects of fiscal support from the Trump administration's tax cuts will wear off while in China, structural reforms are putting a lid on growth prospects.
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Prices have been supported as bottlenecks at smelters this year lasted longer than expected, putting a lid on refined output even as mine production has been growing.
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Prices have risen at more sustainable levels this year due to mortgage lending limits putting a lid on double digit percentage rises and supply beginning to catch up.
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But even then, the IEA considers a scenario in which "cutthroat competition" keeps global markets swimming in too much coal, putting a lid on prices and extending the crisis.
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The idea of putting a lid on people&aposs futures, on people&aposs ambitions, on how far an American can go, that doesn&apost make any sense to me.
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If it deviates too far, according to some market watchers, the Chinese central bank steps in to buy or sell the yuan, putting a lid on its daily volatility.
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"The prospect of a government shutdown isn't putting a lid on this boiling market—investors simply aren't fazed," said Mike Loewengart, vice president of investment strategy at E-Trade.
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Allowing banks to exchange debt for equity would help their balance sheets in the short-term by putting a lid on non-performing loans which have grown to decade highs.
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Her outpost of the world's fastest-growing gym brand was bursting at the seams — the 4,000 square feet she'd had for four years was putting a lid on her growth.
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Yields on the local government debt market have however held steady mainly due to a cap on commercial lending rates, which market participants said was putting a lid on the yields.
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The state fund is in the final stages of a radical land and power assets sale plan aimed at paring $25 billion of long-term debt and putting a lid on its problems.
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This was part of a land and power asset sale plan aimed at cutting 1MDB's debt, which totaled about 50 billion ringgit ($1.23 billion) in January, and putting a lid on its problems.
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But growth has slowed in recent quarters, with a limited rise in wages and a fall in household wealth putting a lid on how much private consumption can lift the economy, economists said.
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Markets, however, are largely ignoring the data, accepting instead the NAR's explanation that it is low inventory, rather than low demand, putting a lid on the number of existing homes to be sold.
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With unemployment hovering at 13 percent, governments holding back on spending as they manage down record debt piles, and industry sitting on vast unutilised capacity, growth cannot take off, putting a lid on inflation.
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When New York City passed an aggressive set of greenhouse-gas-limiting laws in April, the buzz was, rightly, about the ambition of America's biggest city putting a lid on its climate-changing ways.
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The state fund is in the final stages of a radical land and power assets sale plan aimed at paring back $21.14 billion of long-term debt and putting a lid on 23MDB's problems.
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The hate-filled terror rampage at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, was meticulously designed to maximize the number of witnesses around the globe, highlighting the difficulty in putting a lid on extremist hate that spreads online.
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"To put a lid on something that doesn't look like a latte at all, that would be your first indication that 'I shouldn't be putting a lid on this and handing it out of the window,'" she said.
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Allowing Treasury bonds and notes to roll off without replacing them with new ones while keeping the fed funds rate relatively low, would cause long-term rates to rise sharply while putting a lid on short-term rates.
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As November's congressional elections approach, all sides have an interest in a truce that would let lawmakers focus on running for reelection in their home states, while putting a lid on long-standing fiscal disputes for a few months.
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The government argued that such a pact undercut competition among companies vying for employees with advanced or highly specialized skills, and squelched competition among workers — effectively putting a lid on wages and depriving them of access to better job opportunities.
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"At its current level, investment may be insufficient to maintain oil and gas production, indicating tighter markets ahead … Oil markets are likely to rebalance before gas markets, with low-carbon investment putting a lid on gas demand," the report said.
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It's too expensive for the young people; practically the only ones left on the beach are old folks like me, or lesbian and gay families with their kids, who started to appear somewhere in the late 1990s, putting a lid on the lasciviousness.
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They are credited with putting a lid on public debt and resisting the biggest of the president's boondoggles, a plan to spend as much as 1trn rand ($73bn) building nuclear power plants that South Africa does not need and cannot afford (see article).
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ZURICH, Feb 29 (Reuters) - Any moves by the Swiss National Bank to charge penalties on more of the commercial bank deposits it holds might well turn sour, economists believe, triggering a political backlash rather than putting a lid on the soaring franc.
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The temperatures needed for caramelization lie above the boiling point of water. Frying oil can easily rise above boiling point. Putting a lid on the frying pan keeps the water in, and some of it re- condenses, keeping the temperature too cool to brown for longer. Pyrolysis of food can also be undesirable, as in the charring of burnt food (at temperatures too low for the oxidative combustion of carbon to produce flames and burn the food to ash).
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Accelerated by the Golden mosque bombing in February 2006, the levels of sectarian violence rose dramatically and the security situation deteriorated. In Baghdad, a cycle of sectarian violence accelerated in which Al-Qaeda-affiliated Sunni insurgents carried out suicide-bombings in Shia districts and Shia militias retaliated with killings in Sunni districts. It became evident that the Iraqi Armed Forces and the various MOI forces were incapable of putting a lid on the sectarian violence and protecting the population, and the MNF-I had to adjust plans again for a security transition. Even though Iraqi forces had received initial training and been equipped, they had not developed the capabilities needed to plan, conduct and sustain effective counter-insurgency operations.
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