Sentence examples for consultancy capacity from inspiring English sources
Stothard will retire at the end of February, on his 65th birthday, and is expected to remain in a consultancy capacity of some kind.
Dick, a Scot who has worked with such elite athletes as Daley Thompson and Boris Becker, confides that he has been working in a consultancy capacity with Murray's mother, Judy, in helping shape the composition of his first professional team.
It is one of the reasons why Andrew Strauss, the director of England cricket, has moved to hire Saqlain Mushtaq in a short-term consultancy capacity next week – he joins the side for the second Test at Old Trafford – in the hope that the 29-year-old Moeen can glean some nuggets of information from the former Pakistan spinner.
The batsman says he plans to work with Titans in a consultancy capacity.
In providing consultancy and capacity-building services, Sunlabob has been expanding to different countries through franchise agreements.
Eurasia Group, a consultancy, expects global LNG capacity roughly to double again by 2020, from 278m tpa in 2011 to 526m tpa.
Autofacts, an American consultancy firm, reckons that capacity in the region (including Japan) will soon outstrip sales by 9m vehicles and that is after allowing for big increases in local demand and exports.Expectations can become unrealistic because companies tend to double their bets when things get tough.
PricewaterhouseCoopers, a consultancy, reckons that American production capacity of ethylene, which is used in plastics-making, has increased by a third in recent years.
BTM Consult ApS, a renewable-energy consultancy in Denmark, predicts that global installed capacity for wind power will more than double to 124 gigawatts by 2009.
Hugely expensive L.N.G. import facilities — built in expectation that the United States would become more dependent on foreign sources — now operate at below 10 percent capacity, according to the consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
The majority of the course's attendees are working in a technology-transfer department at universities or research institutes, but the course is also potentially valuable to professionals working in a commercial capacity, at, for example, a consultancy firm.
