Sentence examples for bit of capacity from inspiring English sources

Heathrow has become extremely adept at squeezing every bit of capacity out of its restricted size, congested terminals and its miserly pair of runways.

Number 10 said it was not aware of any impact assessment done for the announcement, but stressed that the extra cost of any rehabilitation should be offset by fewer prisoners returning to jail, and that if there was a short-term increase in prisoners its information showed there was "a fair bit of capacity in the system".

"This is an important time for Costa Mesa and, if I have a bit of capacity to help out, I am excited to do so," he wrote in the letter to Letourneau.

After an initial charge of about $2,000 for wiring a tenant's space and establishing the connection, a typical monthly fee for 1 million bits of capacity -- which would be typical for a dot-com with about 15 employees -- is about $1,000, said Bob Froberg, Intellispace's senior vice president and chief operating officer.

As we will discuss, few organizations can resist the temptation to use every last bit of available capacity.

"So the real challenge is about trying to use every bit of spare capacity within the infrastructure that's not being used effectively".

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What's more, the forward guidance from the Bank of England is that they will stay there for some time to come because there is still a bit of spare capacity that can be used up before strong growth leads to inflationary pressures.

"So why would it be expected to continue to grow when profit growth and household demand growth are slowing?" Here is another data point to support his view: Corporations still have a good bit of production capacity that they have not tapped.

Taking such actions, in the view of the researchers, meant that drivers had a bit of cognitive capacity going spare and might thus be interrupted with reasonable safety to, say, listen to a voice translation of an incoming text message.Obviously, the average driver is not going to want to wear body sensors all the time.

That's something that restaurants are willing to do, since most can't fit any more people in seats but often have a bit of excess capacity in the kitchen.