Sentence examples for built-in capacity from inspiring English sources

"We have a built-in capacity of 100,000 cars.

But, while stadiums or theaters have built-in capacity limits, most public lands don't.

"We have a built-in capacity to make medicine for the whole world.

Anna Maxwell Martin conveys all of Rose's Sally Bowlesweetnesseetness of nature with a built-in capacity for disappointment.

The Red Sox still have a built-in capacity to shoot themselves in the foot, stumble over the foul lines and hit their heads on the dugout roof.

Such treatments may not necessarily involve the design of new molecules, but instead stimulate the cell's built-in capacity for quality control.

Their low built-in storage capacity is a concern with regard to climate warming.

If war in Iraq disrupts world markets, Russia and Saudi Arabia will both mobilize their production to fill in -- even though Russia doesn't have Saudi Arabia's vast reserves or the built-in spare capacity.

Because a PC, much like the human brain, has so much built-in excess capacity, the owner will not notice when the companies are tapping into the processing power of his or her computer.

Acorn, once the most popular PC brand in the U.K. and the first to come complete with built-in networking capacity, was squashed between a downturn in the PC industry and the ascendency of Microsoft as the global standard.

Gemasolar has a built-in storage capacity of 15 hours.