Sentence examples for capacity rising from inspiring English sources

IATA's figures for June show global capacity rising by 5.5%, whereas passenger growth hit a five-year low of 3.8%.

As recently as 2003, the air transport white paper agreed, and in 2008 BAA submitted plans for a second Stansted runway and capacity rising to Heathrow's level.

Because it is very difficult to add to the area's real-estate capacity, rising wealth translates instead into a bidding war for existing real-estate resources.

Such factors include poor market design, market power, sustained demand growth not matched by new capacity, rising marginal cost, and financial insolvency.

Main Outcome Measures: Functional capacity (rising from a chair, walking, stair climbing and descending) and pain during rest and activities, peak torque, and cross-sectional area (CSA) of knee muscle groups of subjects were tested before and after training.

But with the capacity rising from 45,500 to 54,000 after the first expansion phase – which could begin early next year, with completion in time for the 2016-17 seandn – and 58,800 thereafter, the club finally hopes to have a stadium with a size befitting its international appeal, for an overall £150m investment.

International capacity rose 3.5percentt.

In normal times manufacturing capacity rises 2or3percenteveryveryearar.

Its installed capacity rose from 11MW in 2007 to 1,950MW now.

During Franco's 36 years in power, which ended in 1975, reservoir capacity rose tenfold.

Electric demand increased about 30percentt in the last decade, while transmission capacity rose only about 13percentt, Mr. Stahlkopf said.