Sentence examples for had capacities from inspiring English sources
Until the late 1950s most single turbogenerator units had capacities of less than 150,000 kilowatts.
I can hear Greta, having read the story, arguing that she's really an old-fashioned girl at heart, hopes to meet Prince Charming, etc. — while the grad students would avidly protest that they had capacities for the wild side (or else why would they give Kromer the time of day in the first place?).
This was especially disadvantageous for the economically less advanced EECA countries since they hardly had capacities to withstand the higher competition exercised within the sixth and seventh FPs, which generally opened up for participation of international partner countries.
McCartney wanted the tour to avoid large venues; most of the small halls they played had capacities of fewer than 3,000 people.
It is obvious that those landraces or varieties had capacities of mesocotyl elongation from 3 to 6 cm, fully expressed in 10 cm, but not in 5 cm culture.
The ones that had capacity charged at least £2,500.
Children with disability have capacities!
"We have capacity no one else has.
"But everything in the end has capacity.
You may have capacity issues.
