Sentence examples for capacity has risen from inspiring English sources
Shell's liquefied natural gas capacity has risen by over 60% in the last five years, with more to come".
Since then, generation capacity has risen by half but distribution is so dysfunctional that actual supply has remained flat.
The world's idle production capacity has risen to its highest level in six years, and now stands at nearly five million barrels a day.
Adelaide Oval's capacity has risen to 40,000 after the completion of the new Western Stand, which now dwarves the Bradman Stand's famous red roof without damaging the appeal of one of the world's great cricket grounds.
In either case, the higher exploitation rates indicate that the average DI-triggering health problem has become less serious, and hence that the expected level of remaining work capacity has risen.
In Spain's renewable energy success story, encompassing wind, solar (photovoltaic and thermal) and hydro, installed power capacity has risen to 49.1%, says REE. Wind alone generated nearly 54,000 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of electricity last year, providing power to about 10 million households, and is second only to Germany in terms of installed capacity.
The commission said the rate at which manufacturers were utilizing capacity had risen to 71.4percentt in October from 70.2percentt in the third quarter.
Meanwhile, the domestic industry's capacity utilization has risen from 77.8percentt in early January to 87.5percentt in the week ended April 27.
American nuclear power plants' capacity utilisation has risen from 56% in 1984 to more than 90% today.This is a lesson that France had already learned, says Bernard Dupraz of Electricité de France.
Industrial capacity utilisation has risen to a record high, and rampant domestic demand sucked in 41% more imports than a year ago in April, pushing the trade deficit to a record level.Moreover, wholesale prices are not the best measure of inflation.
In the meantime Wesbury is watching figures like capacity utilization, which has risen 6.4 percentage points since last June to 74%, the fastest 11-month increase since 1983.
