Sentence examples for capacity has exceeded from inspiring English sources

For 30 years capacity has exceeded production by around 20%.

According to the statistics of the Chinese Wind Energy Association, the cumulative installed wind power capacity has exceeded 90 GW by the end of 2013.

In China, the proportion of thermal power installed capacity has exceeded 70%, and CO2 emission of thermal power generation accounts for over 95% of the total emission of power industry.

Bethel's prison, which has exceeded its capacity, is full of hungover felons.The smaller villages around Bethel are emptying out.

In areas where immigration has exceeded the capacity of social institutions to cope with it effectively, Americans have sought relief by moving to outlying areas.

The camp has exceeded its capacity and tensions are running high, he said, adding: "There is no sustainable solution for hosting refugees, due to a lack of long-term financial support".

Human ecological footprint has exceeded the capacity of terrestrial ecosystems for as much as 50%.

During the past decade, the size of databases, however, has exceeded the capacity of scientists, engineers, and other experts to analyze them.

The lack of growth in the rural economy has spurred rural-urban migration at a rate that has exceeded the capacity of the formal urban employment sector to absorb it.

Thus, only when triple therapy fails to achieve glycemic control in the patient on the right diet, can one say that it is likely that the insulin-secretory capacity of the beta cells has exceeded; thus, insulin therapy is needed.

When the cost of control has exceeded the capacities of the responsible governmentals (due to a lack of funds, political insecurity or decreasing staff), various NGOs have stepped in to bridge the gap – with some success.