Sentence examples for capacity of course from inspiring English sources

I was on the plane with Huma Abedin, who was there in an official capacity, of course, but we talked about Anthony, who was then her new boyfriend.

"I often go in and out of prisons and jails around the country, in my professional capacity, of course, and it has been my experience that correctional officers are always courteous and respectful," even when a visitor sets off the metal detector, Ms. Nadel pointed out cordially.

Mr. Olmert's confidence is based on military capacity, of course — fully unleashed there is very little the Israeli Army can't accomplish against Hezbollah (and beyond) — and on his faith that George W. Bush will give him the time and the international support needed to finish off Hezbollah.

Coal and hydro-power would be the larger sources of capacity of course.

This saves a lot of room on server capacity, of course.

Prices vary based on capacity of course, the 8GB is $149, the 16GB is $199, and the 32GB is $299.

These minimum capacities of course are affected negatively by the packet loss rates, and the range of capacities in which PNC can outperform the proposed technique narrows further when the distribution of the receiver's preferences is less uniform (Fig. 11).

"It stands to reason that if you believe that somebody was going to launch an attack on your country," Mr. Howard said in a television interview, "either of a conventional kind or a terrorist kind, and you had a capacity to stop it and there was no alternative other than to use that capacity, then of course you would have to use it".

In the blink of an eye I fell in love with the British capital, its cultural diversity, its intellectual capacity and – of course – its amazing nightlife.

Capacity cuts, of course, will almost certainly mean less supply and higher prices for business travellers.The party was bound to end some time.

If the Cobble Hill Success Academy opens as planned in the Brooklyn School for Global Studies, which also houses a second high school and a special-needs program, in five years the building will be at 108 percent capacity — unless, of course, the other schools shrivel up and die.