Sentence examples for an expanded capacity from inspiring English sources

Collins (1998) noted the species has an expanded capacity to carry more insects than competing species.

When at last Shep glimpses a solution to his woes, it isn't the result of an expanded capacity to perceive worth.

Ayre admitted that there were times – during the dark days when Liverpool were taken to the brink of administration by the former owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett Jnr – when he thought an expanded capacity would never come.

Second, at the same time, Cantonese shares with Japanese an expanded capacity for leaving arguments unexpressed as well as the use of postpositional final particles to contingently mark elements as a predicate, thereby overriding the canonical word order constraints and instead permitting word order variability.

Like Hangouts, Meet also offers group video calls, not just video chat, but in an expanded capacity.

He said the IBM also can handle word processing and has an expanded capacity.

Although proving that the later stages of those reforms, which included patient choice, provider competition, and expanded capacity, was a catalyst for improvements in equity is impossible, the data show that these reforms, at a minimum, did not harm equity.

Second, many suppliers expanded capacity in recent years.

Since 2000 they have expanded capacity by 44%.

Just bringing the port up to scratch would cost $300m; a plan to expand capacity from 13m tonnes of cargo a year to 20m tonnes with a second dock would cost an extra $700m.These schemes have been debated for two decades.

"It's a way to expand capacity without maybe so much the cost of a physician," Ms. Ghobadi said.