Sentence examples for capacity lost from inspiring English sources

Like cheap broadband, excess railroad capacity lost money for investors but spurred economic growth.

Future foreign policy adventures will be straitjacketed by the diplomatic reputation and the military capacity lost over the Iraq war.

Toyota, however, is projected by some analysts to regain its sales position early in 2012 as it recovers production capacity lost after the March earthquake in northeast Japan.

If necessary, Japan could replace the energy capacity lost in the shutdown of its nuclear fleet by increasing the use of natural gas and coal, Mr. Schatzker said.

Carrier1, another European telecom firm, has sought bankruptcy protection, partly because networks providing it with capacity lost faith in its ability to pay.

Toyota has recovered production capacity lost after the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami in northeast Japan, and has regained consumer confidence after recalling millions of its cars in 2009 and 2010.

"Dr. Faustus" playing almost at capacity, loses $1,088 a week.

Most interlayers, however, are conductive carbon materials, which that have weak interactions with polysulfides, and this resulting in fast capacity losing over long-term cycling.

The visited honey cooperatives in the study areas are found performing under capacity, losing their queen bees due to free riding (members not taking care of collective beehives) and space problems.

Main goal is to increase aerobic capacity, lose weight and stimulate a low-calorie and active lifestyle.

Based on our gene expression data it appears that neonatal cardiomyocytes maintain the capacity to proliferate whereas this capacity is lost around 7 days after birth.