Sentence examples for as much capacity from inspiring English sources

"We will have as much capacity in three plants as we used to have in four," Mr. Thursfield said.

Petroleum dependence has as much capacity suddenly to limit expansion as it has had in allowing expansion.

If the plans go ahead, each site will have as much capacity connected to the grid as the whole of Nigeria has today.

Mr. Radcliffe said, for example, the evidence might show that Aimster did not have as much capacity to monitor or prevent the exchange of copyrighted files, a claim Aimster itself asserts.

So, in every country, use of SMS requires ingenious linguistic compression.Not many countries need ingenuity as much as Japan: kanji characters each need twice as much capacity as the roman alphabet.

In another exchange, between three brown-shirted guards, the man wearing the camera responds to an order to "assist the cops in any way and in as much capacity" as he can by saying, "yeah, as soon as the cop tells you what to do you can do it".

China, already the world's largest solar producer, has added almost as much solar capacity in the first quarter of this year as the total solar capacity of France.

Grayling emphasised that the line was as much about capacity as it was about speed, saying it would help ease congestion on overcrowded trains.

Nico Mensink, an ABN Amro economist in Amsterdam, noted that European corporations do not have as much excess capacity as their American competitors.

This has meant, for example, that the nation needed twice as much generating capacity in 1970 as it did in 1960.

China could add 13 times as many fixed-line phones as India over the decade, seven times as many air passengers and six times as much electricity capacity.