Sentence examples for capacity plummeted from inspiring English sources

Thirty-two commercial flights packed to summer peak capacity plummeted straight out of the sky.

Legacy companies' investment in expanding capacity plummeted, and within five years most of the new, artificially created competitors had gone bust.

There are thresholds in ecosystem function beyond which carrying capacity plummets.

Buyers made use of less paper, producers squeezed out more capacity;and prices plummeted.

"There's nobody here – just us," said one of three security guards braving snow and sub-zero temperatures to watch over the dilapidated facility, which, like many others in the region, has been forced out of business by massive over-capacity and plummeting demand.

Once upon a time, these tiny drives were rare, but today there's almost no excuse not to have one, especially since cost has plummeted and capacity has skyrocketed.

While operational costs of these methods plummet, capacity and overall robustness grows exponentially.

This is not the stuff of science fiction: clean energy costs have plummeted and installed capacity is expanding rapidly.

German firms that had mothballed factories when global demand for durable goods plummeted have returned to capacity far sooner than they had dared hope.

The amount of household solar power capacity installed in the past two months has plummeted by three quarters following the government's cuts to subsidies, according to new figures.

The maps below, provided to The Huffington Post by SIGAR, show how the U.S. capacity to measure its impact in Afghanistan plummeted between 2009 and 2013.