Sentence examples for capacity to allow from inspiring English sources

They schedule more airplanes to take off than the airport has capacity to allow.

New software has the capacity to allow comment on all articles, although editors are using it sparingly at first.

Interconnections between national electricity grids do not have enough capacity to allow prices to equalise across the continent.

The strength of video games is in their capacity to allow us to express ourselves within a fiction, impossible to do in the novel or on film.

Similarly the "good-enough marriage" is characterized by its capacity to allow spouses to keep growing, to afford them the strength and bravery required to face the world.

The key phrase here is that they "have the capacity to allow" because hypnosis cannot be used to force someone against their will.

For machines, managers might allot a 15% differential between theoretical and practical capacity to allow for downtime due to maintenance, repair, and scheduling fluctuations.

The Rare Book and Manuscript Library does not currently have the capacity to allow patrons access to audio cassettes, reel-to-reel tapes, film, analog records, and videotapes.

In addition, utility systems are always designed with significant spare capacity to allow for the constantly changing demands and to allow for maintenance and breakdown.

The inclusion criteria were that the participants had to be treated at the testing site, that they had sufficient mental capacities to allow informed consent, and that they were legally able to consent for themselves.

Some experts say the most efficient way to bring down capacity is to allow the industry to consolidate.