Sentence examples for capacities instead of from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to show what many people don't know about Alzheimer's," Ms. Greenblat said, "that there are ways we can take care of people that build on their remaining capacities instead of just protecting them from danger".

Some Korean elites who praised liberal democracy and human rights during the Japanese colonialism thought that Koreans could achieve independence through education, media, and economic capacities instead of resorting to 'reckless' armed struggles against colonialism.

So maybe we should be looking at regional or worldwide prices and production capacities, instead of individual countries'.

Danone, which has been on a buying spree in the cookie world in the last 18 months, said the measures, which had been widely expected, will permit it to run factories at 57percentt of capacity instead of the current 43percentt.

Now its factories are running at about 75percentt of capacity instead of 50percentt, and the company spends about 25percentt less than before to design or redesign and develop each new vehicle.

In lashing out at the company yesterday, Mr. Giuliani joined other top city officials in viewing with some skepticism Con Ed's suggestion that it faces a severe long-term problem in generating capacity, instead of the more immediate snags caused by failures in its power lines and distribution system.

Electricity tariffs could develop similarly, by charging for transport capacity instead of grid connection [40].

Then the power allocation can be formulated to maximize the instantaneous capacity instead of the ergodic capacity.

It may be good strategy for Ford to weather this storm by cutting back capacity instead of hacking prices.

Furthermore, the prediction of end-consumers' power consumption would get easier when charging the maximum power capacity, instead of the consumed energy.

When the announced plant closings are completed over the next couple of years, its remaining factories will be operating at 105% of capacity, instead of the wasteful 90% they averaged in 2005, according to productivity experts Harbour Consulting.