Sentence examples for far more capacity from inspiring English sources

Also, the PS3 employs Blu-ray optical discs with far more capacity than 360 discs.

"You could easily make the case that far more capacity should have been eliminated".

And, says Mr Berkman, it will ultimately offer far more capacity than today's cable networks.

Capital spending budgets, which include furniture, began drying up in late 2000, as companies realized that they had far more capacity than potential customers.

Developers, with the heedless backing of banks large and small, domestic and foreign, and the cynical and often corrupt acquiescence of government officials, built far more capacity than anyone would ever be able to use or afford.

Superficially, the telecommunications industry's story of many rivals borrowing heavily and outspending one another to create far more capacity than the market could support does seem to trace the pattern of the railroad barons of the late 19th century.

Iran has declared that it plans to build 10 new enrichment sites, far more production capacity than it would need for its nascent nuclear power projects.

As new figures reveal that recycling rates have fallen for the first time in 30 years, experts warn that the UK is in danger of building far more incineration capacity than it needs.

When Mr Bezos talks about these services his firm no longer sounds like a retailer at all.In order to cope with the Christmas rush, Amazon has far more computing capacity than it needs for most of the year.

But Kyle Forster, a founder of Big Switch Networks, an SDN start-up, says the technology's biggest advantage is that it lets firms get far more computing capacity out of their existing kit.

The windfall profits that the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey will enjoy from higher landing fees can be invested in rail systems to achieve the long-awaited one-seat ride from Manhattan to Kennedy International Airport, where far more runway capacity is available, and to increase frequency and cut fares on Amtrak's new high-speed Boston-Washington express.