Sentence examples for grown capacity from inspiring English sources

Having grown capacity over the past two years, the airline has no desire to expand its route network aggressively.

But he said that the majority of airlines had grown capacity significantly since the European Union made its calculations about the volume of emissions and that, over all, the airlines would face costs of $1.2 billion in 2012 to pay for permits, rising to $3.6 billion in 2020.

This growing capacity is perhaps their most powerful tool.

Growing capacity will ensure like for like sales remain under pressure.

With nearly one billion people flying within eight to 10 years, we must grow capacity by building more runways.

With the growing capacity to convert food into fuel, the price of grain is now tied directly to the price of oil.

Teenagers' growing capacity for positive romantic relationships has been traced by Dr. Reed Larson, a professor of human and community development at the University of Illinois.

One of the good things that can come with age, if we're lucky, is a growing capacity to feel and to give our unconditional love.

Entrepreneurs say that the nanotechnology investment climate is warming up just in time to meet their growing capacity to put investors' money to work expanding research and bringing innovations to market.

Thirty-nine-year-olds are supposed to be pillars of their communities, men and women in sensible clothes, with good-sized children and mortgages and the growing capacity to support cultural institutions such as the symphony.

The schools were opened despite a growing capacity crisis in other parts of the country, with headteachers being forced to convert music rooms to classrooms and build temporary facilities in playgrounds.