Sentence examples for capacity to handle a from inspiring English sources
"The I.R.S. doesn't have the capacity to handle a $2 billion budget increase," he said.
During normal operation, the database server's CPU may have plenty of capacity to handle a little application logic.
Unfortunately, the excess capacity to handle a surge in call volume does not exist in most areas.
O'Brien gave a warning that despite the efforts of aid workers, there is not enough capacity to handle a humanitarian crisis of the scale the attack could bring.
Not only would a stronger economy make the deficit lower — it would broaden the nation's capacity to handle a large debt.
Not only would a stronger economy make the deficit lower — it would enlarge the nation's capacity to handle a large debt.
It's all based on a community's capacity to handle an event," Long said.
Analytics opened shortly afterward with the capacity to handle an order of magnitude more traffic.
The present Hellenikon Air port, eight miles from Athens on the coast, is working at maximum capacity to handle an annual load of 70,000 flights and three million passengers.
EARLIER this month, this column was devoted to comments by Leo F. Mullin, the chief executive of Delta Air Lines, who says that we have a national transportation crisis caused by domestic airports' lacking enough runway capacity to handle an annual passenger load that is expected to reach a billion in 2010, from the current 680 million.
In terms of capacity to handle an influx of new criminal justice-mandated patients, 72percentt of those surveyed indicated that their agencies currently had the ability to handle this increase.
