Sentence examples for because of capacity from inspiring English sources

There were no Liverpool fans at the ground, officially at least, because of capacity restrictions.

Some travelers said they have experienced more cancellations than before, because of capacity cuts.

Others nonetheless predict refining margins have further to climb because of capacity constraints in Thailand.

Even away from Wall Street, computerised operations slowed to 70% of their usual speed, because of capacity constraints.

But for straight flight cancellations because of capacity cuts there is "no payout," said Chris Harvey, chief executive of Squaremouth.com, an online travel insurance agency.

Delta executives said they expected domestic flights to be fuller in November and December than a year ago, in part because of capacity cuts.

For some this was because of lack of capacity, for others because of unwillingness to participate.

After surgery, because of increased capacity, the discrepancy between capacity and actual physical activity becomes smaller.

The environmental scan analysis revealed that, in comparison to Cluster 1, this cluster of activities has established research capacity and has attracted funding because of this capacity.

Most steel companies are operating at a fraction of capacity because of the general economic slowdown and a continuing flood of imports that have driven steel prices lower.

In Africa, this exemption is very important because of the lack of capacity to produce fabric.