Sentence examples for capacity disappeared from inspiring English sources

When Lehman went to the wall in September 2008 the credit markets closed up completely and $900 million of our $11 billion revolving loan capacity disappeared.

The Lap Shear adhesion increased as a function of the alkoxysilane content up to a point, 9.7 wt.% of alkoxysilane, where the adhesion capacity disappeared totally due to the rigidity of the material.

Almost everyone agrees that there is too much capacity in the market, and the prospect of some of that capacity disappearing as a result of TXU's exit helped lift spot electricity prices in British trading today.

If surplus production capacity disappears in just a couple of years, there's an entire world of planning that should really take place beforehand at the international, national, community and personal levels. .

OPEC abandoned its price band when its spare capacity virtually disappeared in 2005 amid rapidly rising global oil demand.

"The overwhelming impression given by the secretary of state and his colleagues that despite their high-flown rhetoric about northern powerhouses and the march of the makers they seem content to allow Britain's entire steelmaking capacity to disappear in the face of blatant Chinese dumping".

With the environmental lobby blocking a new generation of coal plants, around 10 percent of this capacity will disappear soon, robbing mining companies of clients.

Of course, central bankers should fret not about today's inflation but tomorrow's, and the vigour of Britain's recent growth means the country's spare capacity is disappearing: unemployment has dropped to 6.6% from 7.8% a year ago.

A capacity fade is observed during the first three cycles, this sharp capacity decay has disappeared and a progressive increase in the capacity is observed up to 40th cycles.

In mice bred with features of Alzheimer's disease, this capacity for regeneration disappeared as the disease progressed, causing synapse loss and brain cell death.

The problem is that so much economic capacity has permanently disappeared, along with those parts of the economy that used to deliver rich tax revenues; the post-recession economy will only reduce the deficit by a quarter.