Sentence examples for capacity has been lost from inspiring English sources

As companies have gone bust, capacity has been lost for good.

When we say that something is dead, we mean to emphasize that this capacity has been lost.

A total depth of about 8.6 m or 33.1%% of storage capacity has been lost due to the sediment accumulation in the reservoir over a 48-year period (1963 2011) with the current estimated maximum depth at 15.4 m from a previous of 25.75 m.

Much of the capacity that has been lost or suspended has been replaced by carbon-heavy fossil fuels generating thermal power (and a hefty import bill).

At the same time, RFG shows the proportion of functional capacity that has been lost recently, due to the acute process that led to hospitalization, without taking into account whether the disability existed before hospital admission.

"It is our hope that the arch, itself an icon of destruction and rebirth, will remind visitors of both the universality of suffering and the indomitable human capacity to rebuild what has been lost".

Crosbie said Australians had traditionally expected government to deliver change in social policy areas but "that has been a bit lost over the last six years because the capacity of government to fix things has been lost due to instability".

This shows that, during insect evolution, although the enzymatic activity of this protein has been lost, its capacity to bind lamin B has not.

In the absence of strong phylogenetic signal demonstrating eukaryote-to-eukaryote HGT our analyses identified multiple gene loss events in different eukaryotic groups (e.g., Metazoa and Excavata), suggesting that the capacity to manufacture folate de novo has been lost on multiple occasions within the eukaryotes.

The art of dialogue has been lost, and we need to rebuild this capacity at all levels.

What has been lost?