Sentence examples for capacity war from inspiring English sources

Qantas domestic saw its underlying earnings slump from $365m to $30m as a result of a bruising capacity war with Virgin.

"Qantas has gone to its shareholders on numerous occasions over the last few years to wage its capacity war against us," he wrote.

"It puts Flickr back on the agenda making it relevant to both hobbyist and professional photographers alike, but it also reignites the whole storage capacity war that started with Gmail and that we are now seeing with cloud file sharing services".

The trick now will be to swallow some pride and shrink operations rather than keep up capacity wars with rivals like American Airlines, which is operated by the AMR Corporation.

Lack of border controls, lack of capacity, and war".

Officials at American Airlines and Delta Air Lines also said their companies planned to cut capacity if war broke out.

Will it be our capacity for war and violence, our puny bodies, our inability to resist new infections or our vanity?

A reporter from The New York Times traveled with one planeload of soldiers from the 101st, providing, in effect, an ant's view of the anthill, a glimpse of the capacity for war and an informal tote of the human costs that go along with threatening to wage it.

Thomas's journey towards womanhood is equally alive to the idea of multitude, as what could be seen as his femininity – largely his desire to dress as a woman and his maternal feelings for Winona – is set apart from his stereotypically masculine capacity for war, in part derived from his sense of loyalty to his fellow soldiers.

The third is to build capacity in war-ravaged countries.

But Senator Carl Levin, the Michigan Democrat who leads the Armed Services Committee and who voted to set up the commission, said it was "imperative to convert excess capacity into war-fighting capacity".