Sentence examples for created capacity from inspiring English sources

Chinese steelmakers had created capacity for 1.2 billion tonnes a year.

If executives fully understood the consequences of their quality and cycle-time improvement programs, they might be more aggressive about using the newly created capacity.

When the graphic artist started to say no, she created capacity in her business to say yes to high-value and high-profit customers, clients she really could help.

The opening of a second terminal at Dublin Airport in 2010 has also created capacity for new entrants, although few have seized the opportunity, given the dominance of Ryanair and Aer Lingus in what is a relatively small market.

Had the $7.5 billion that for-profit institutions received via Pell Grants during the 2009-2010 school year gone instead to fund community college systems nationwide, that money could have created capacity for an additional 629,000 community college students, The Huffington Post calculated, using available estimates for the average expenditure per student.

Purpose / Objective This evaulation edeavored to find out the extend to which the programme had created capacity among pre-service teacher training students to support the AIDS and Life Skills Education programme in primary and secondary schools in Zimbabwe.

The idea behind lean is to create capacity — not to reduce employee headcount.

My favorite use of lean is to create capacity for more business with the same headcount.

"The goal of this whole thing was to create capacity for growth on the West Side," Mr. Yaro said.

So we borrow like crazy, print money and spend everything we can trying to create capacity to grow long-term.

Knowledge follows when people are genuinely interested in this data, and this information is used to create capacity.