Sentence examples for eased capacity from inspiring English sources

In both sectors, this appears to have restrained pay.Higher inflows of migrants may have eased capacity constraints, but it is uncertain whether the influx will continue, especially now that jobs are becoming scarcer.

This will ease capacity pressures and so keep inflation comfortably at bay.

The Union Pacific Railroad, seeking to fend off demands for tougher Federal regulation, said today that congestion was easing, capacity expanding and competition with rival carriers intensifying.

It will have just over £100m ($163m) to ease capacity constraints on the over-loaded network, which will severely hamper any efforts to increase rail freight.

The Davies Commission plans to make recommendations in December on short-term options for easing capacity constraints, with a full report on long-term solutions due in two years - after the next election.

They argue for investment in infrastructure to ease capacity pressures, create jobs, and improve Britain's long-term competitiveness vis-à-vis other economies.According to the Financial Times, their concerns are gaining recognition within government.

We believe our schemes can ease capacity planning issues for the provider, and allow her to make best use of her physical infrastructure.

In order to ease capacity calculations, the computer program KREISEL, which can also apply capacity calculation procedures as they are reported from many other countries, is in frequent use [35].

"It has eased a capacity constraint on local production and at the same time boosted demand for local service provision.

Buying Kia mainly to shut down its factories would help ease the capacity glut, but would further infuriate the unions something the government can ill afford.

Trick for pushing more bits through optical fibers could ease looming "capacity crunch".