Sentence examples for capacity struggles from inspiring English sources

The AT&T Wireless network, jammed to capacity, struggles to keep the number of blocked calls under 6 million a day or 180 million a month.

Policy makers in countries with weak public health research capacity struggle to effectively analyse, plan for, and ultimately strengthen health systems (5– 7).

The Oklahoma City Animal Care & Control OACCC) has experienced an increase in the number of displaced, injured and homeless pets following the storm and are reportedly over-capacity, struggling to meet the needs of the many pets being brought to them.

Thus, like other developing countries with weak regulatory capacities struggling with low capacity [ 41], India faces a trade-off between the implementation of stricter rules and viability of local production (at least in the context of small-scale producers).

And moreover, does the tremendous restructuring - the "counter-revolution" - that followed 1968 not show us something about the capacity for struggles from below to reshape the world?

The child who has not mastered this capacity sufficiently struggles when faced with restrictions and rules appropriate to his age.

"She has an unlimited capacity to struggle and survive.

For Sherman it was the "hundreds of thousands of people who were active, in whatever capacity they struggled, who really constituted The Movement, not the dozen or so names thrown up into prominence".

So I feel like this is the responsibility of those of us who have the capacity to struggle; this is an all hands on deck moment, you know.

Its soaring share price has made Bezos a wealthy man, even though massive investment in new capacity means it struggles to make a profit.

But the shutdowns are now coming so fast that the United States is losing capacity as refiners struggle to match their output to falling demand.