Sentence examples for eventual capacity from inspiring English sources

Iran's eventual capacity to produce weapons-grade fissile material, let alone deliver it, is unaffected.

The new Mini will be built in a renovated plant in Oxford, England, with eventual capacity of 100,000 cars a year.

At the same time China is making big efforts to step up domestic production of both conventional and unconventional gas.The country's eventual capacity to produce gas is hard to gauge.

The new Busch Stadium in St . Louis a $365 million ballpark with an eventual capacity of 46,861 and views of the Gateway Arch, will be on display when the Cardinals play their home opener on April 10 against the Milwaukee Brewers.

At Sandymoor free school, a comprehensive for 11- to 18-year-olds in Runcorn, Merseyside, the census records the school as having only 40 pupils in January 2013, compared with a prediction in its impact assessment of 80 and an eventual capacity of 900.

More than 10,000 bikes have been installed at 750 docking stations, which is half of the scheme's eventual capacity, says Jean-François Decaux, the son of the founder and co-chief executive of the family-controlled firm along with his brother, Jean-Charles.

The eventual total capacity of the Time Warner restaurants does not come close.

Mr. Atallah said it was too early to say how much of the plant's eventual daily capacity of 1.4 billion cubic feet would go the United States.

That makes sense, given Tesla's interest in controlling its own motor production and the eventual production capacity of the Gigafactory, which will dwarf other U.S.-based facilities.

Asked about total eventual production capacity and scale relative to its existing facilities, Musk said that "it's at least a couple hundred thousand vehicles per year, maybe more".

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