Sentence examples for able to expand enough from inspiring English sources

While Johnson has been forthright on Gatwick, he has been at least equally outspoken on Heathrow's claims to be able to expand enough to meet future demand.

In this case, it is possible that only parasite isolates expressing adhesion phenotypes that are most effective at promoting parasite growth and survival in the face of host immunity are able to expand rapidly enough to reach high parasite burdens and cause severe disease, before specific antibodies to variant surface antigens develop.

But not even they have been able to expand output fast enough to meet all of China's needs, so the mills are now importing iron ore from Brazil, a monthlong voyage in each direction.

Ultimately the 42-year-old Charlottesville native and former diplomat was not able to expand the electorate enough to offset Northam's advantage with more consistent Democratic voters, including many black Virginians and seniors.

But job losses have continued, because growth has been slow enough that companies have been able to expand by becoming more efficient while continuing to lay off employees.

This will level out soon enough, but for the moment some American investment banks are able to expand their balance-sheets even as European ones are forced to contract theirs.

The Davies shortlist options: A 3km runway to the south, costing around £10-13bn, far enough from the existing runway to be operated independently and so able to expand capacity dramatically.

and we're able to expand numbers".

"We hope to be able to expand here.

In the past three years it has been able to expand.

Popular universities will be able to expand while others may be forced to contract or merge.