Sentence examples for capacity shortages from inspiring English sources

Moss Leoka, executive director of Harrison and White, said: "South Africa has huge generation capacity shortages.

First, in order to overcome the problem of capacity shortages, Britain needs to move to double-decker trains.

But the market is doing nothing to solve transmission capacity shortages, he said: "That is the one people have to put their attention to".

He said there was actually a risk of capacity shortages in the middle to long term, as chip makers cut back on investment in research and development and close plants.

Retailers and suppliers like Mattel, Polo Ralph Lauren, Jones Apparel Group, Costco, the VF Corporation, Big Lots and Lifetime Brands have reported being hit with higher prices and capacity shortages.

Mr Swanson says his concern has always been that not enough investment was being made in the last mile, and that "draconian" regulations, such as a proposed "net neutrality" law, would discourage America's operators from investing in their networks, leading to capacity shortages and hampering innovation and competitiveness.

Their profits depend on a capacity shortage on the networks that keeps off newcomers.

"I don't believe there's a capacity shortage everywhere," said Lois Epstein, an engineer for Environmental Defense, the advocacy group.

Moreover, if the United States faces a refining capacity shortage later this decade for new varieties of clean-burning fuels, these companies may be less prepared to deal with it.

The capacity shortage is so acute that oil producers are burning the natural gas that is a byproduct of hydraulic fracturing for oil, or fracking.

That leaves any pair of destinations vulnerable to a capacity shortage.Also forgotten in the current industry rout, says Mr Bane, is that demand for fibre-optic cable is growing by 75-150% everyearar.