Sentence examples for capacity to keep pace from inspiring English sources

For one thing, industry did not build nearly enough new capacity to keep pace with California's booming economy.

In addition, the state did not encourage, and industry did not build, nearly enough generating capacity to keep pace with California's superheated economy.

It also comes as other airports across the region -- including Frankfurt, Munich, Copenhagen and Oslo -- are spending heavily on new terminal capacity to keep pace with increases in passenger traffic of more than 5 percent each year.

But then, with the next breath, it apparently forgets everything – and earnestly advises us about the importance of our own economic growth and how vital it is to expand aviation capacity to keep pace with growing trade.

Values of the hypsometric integral are higher for proximal basins, which the incision signal did not permeate, than for low-order basins bordering the upper Waipaoa River and the lower reaches of tributaries that possessed enough erosive capacity to keep pace with incision along the mainstem.

Our world is changing with a speed that challenges our biological capacity to keep pace.

Indeed, the company is betting that soliton-based technology will become essential if network capacities are to keep pace with demand.Telecommunications operators have, for several years, been using a trick called "wave division multiplexing" (WDM) to squeeze more capacity out of their fibre-optic cables.

This choice meant either paying for wasted capacity or having to worry that their forecasted capacity was insufficient to keep pace with their growth," AWS writes in a statement.

Reprocessing capacity has failed to keep pace, however, leading to a growing waste surplus.

It also comes as other European airports — including Frankfurt, Munich, Copenhagen and Oslo — are spending heavily on new terminal capacity in order to keep pace with increases in passenger traffic of more than 5 percent per year.

Whether warming oceans will shift the distributions of tropical marine species polewards depends strongly on the metabolic capacity of populations to keep pace with increased oxygen demand [9], [34].