Sentence examples for capacity grounds from inspiring English sources

"The alternatives fail the northwest on capacity grounds.

If no substantive commitments or value orientations are included in the conceptual specification of autonomy, then it is unclear how this capacity grounds any particular substantive value commitments.

Skeletal muscle aging is characterized by myofibre atrophy (Brooks & Faulkner, 1994; Einsiedel & Luff, 1992) coupled with a decline in regenerative capacity (Grounds, 1998).

The company says it has been actively working to reduce its capacity, grounding 100 planes and raising new revenue through fees.

Despite being third in the Championship, West Ham are by no means assured of promotion and there is no guarantee they will be able to fill the 60,000 capacity ground if they win the tenancy battle.

The immigration minister and North West MP Phil Woolas has attempted to explore ways of reviving Everton's plans for a 50,000 capacity ground, by meeting with local Knowsley Council yesterday.

* Bad news for fliers, good news for airlines: The airlines continue to reduce seat capacity, grounding many small jets and cutting flights in regional markets that don't provide sufficient per-passenger revenue.

Considering they possess a near 50,000 capacity ground, attract frequent 40,000-plus crowds and boast a glorious, if distant, history as the "Team of all the talents" and "The Bank of England club", Sunderland should be doing more than indulging in an almost annual flirtation with relegation.

The 25,000 capacity ground is also to host the second Test against Pakistan from 3-7 August.

Coventry moved into the 32,000 capacity ground in 2005 after leaving Highfield Road, their home for the previous 106 years.

The first-leg fixture took place at the 30,000-seat Astana Arena in Kazakhstan's capital instead of Shakhter's smaller capacity ground in Karagandy.