Sentence examples for built up capacity from inspiring English sources

"In response to what was in retrospect a huge spike in demand for our services in 1999 and 2000, we hired and built up capacity".

"It may be that in 10 years we can revisit this when we have built up capacity in the community, but at the moment this is too much, too fast".

The school is receiving £996,000 to build up capacity from the DfE.

She said that more than £500m was available during the parliament to build up capacity and convert schools, as set out in the budget.

A firm's decision to build up capacity or spend cash on research pays out tomorrow but must be paid for today.

That's how you build up capacity and improve services.

Firms also built up their capacity to trade in the secondary market, at first so they could make markets and later to earn profits on their own account.

The success in avoiding a recession meant that the economy built up little spare capacity during the slowdown.

For example, officials, seeking to secure promotions by achieving short-term economic targets, misallocated resources; basic industries such as steel and cement built up vast excess capacity; and bad loans accumulated on the balance sheets of banks and local governments.

Moreover, weak institutional capacity to absorb (external) funds and too few trained researchers to support mechanisms to sustain capacity built up through the projects hamper the catering of research to governmental policy development.

"The difficulty normally is the injury is inflicted when you are a child so you don't have an earnings capacity built up; this man did," said Scorer.