Sentence examples for capacity to keep up from inspiring English sources

Increasing train capacity to keep up with demand is problematic.

For a while, the workload was beyond anyone's capacity to keep up.

The country's capacity to keep up with global innovation depends on the ability of the workforce to adapt.

Since essentially everyone is initially denied, the appeals have been growing faster than the system's capacity to keep up.

But the industry's runaway growth in the mid-1990's brought an explosion in complaints as companies struggled to add enough capacity to keep up with the demand.

The heavy load prompted an all-night effort to switch to Amazon.com's rent-a-server service, which made it easy to add capacity to keep up with growth.

"Some dermatology departments are stretched to capacity trying to keep up with cases.

All of its competitors are expanding research and manufacturing capacity, trying to keep up with demand.

In Latin America too, room rates have soared as capacity has failed to keep up with demand.

Although large-scale depositional geometries mimic lowstand systems track architecture, these sedimentary turnovers are developed in relation with major sea level rise, inducing an increase in the rate of creation of accommodation space that outpaces the capacity of carbonate to keep up.

While existing truck and rail systems are adequate for tunnels progressing in the range of 40 60 feet (12 18 metres) per day, their capacity is inadequate to keep up with fast-moving moles progressing at the rate of several hundred feet per day.