Sentence examples for got capacity from inspiring English sources
"People have got a serious choice to make here: a choice between a government who's going to make big cuts to services and hand over money to foreign investors and big corporations, and someone else who's actually got capacity to do real work and save the reef," Butler said.
She said: "I know this unit has got capacity to expand the number of mothers we take here.
"But I also recognise all of this costs money and I suspect some sports have got capacity to do it more easily than others and I can only encourage sports to see why this must be a priority to ensure the integrity of their game".
If one wants to know why, I suppose one might go to Aristotle and say that they've got capacities that they wish to use and they want a life in which they can use them.
It would take even more time -- as well as a great deal of investment and lot of technology -- to get capacity back to where it was in 1979.
Each company started these networks in part to gain an edge on rapidly growing satellite television systems, which struggled just to get capacity to carry existing, local channels in all of their markets.
"But if somebody comes up with this and it's politically acceptable … if it's doable and it gets capacity out of the market then we would take a very hard look at it.
OSDMA-S improves on OSDMA using beam selection to get capacity gain for any number of users in the system.
In the Internet bubble there was a tremendous amount of capacity built and people would say, "Well, we've got enough capacity for 100 years".
"What [voters] are focused on is who has got the capacity to deliver the hospitals, build the roads and the rail, who's got the capacity to build the schools of the future that they need.
