Sentence examples for has expanded capacity from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the city has expanded capacity at its nonsecure detention facilities.

Vizio and Amtran are poised to continue to gain from growth in flat-TV demand because Amtran has expanded capacity at its main production site in Suzhou.

His outfit has calculated that since 1993 the industry has expanded capacity in ethylene and propylene, two basic chemicals, by 29% worldwide — and by 53% in the Far East.

Since 2000 they have expanded capacity by 44%.

"Some small firms may have expanded capacity too readily after the recession and overestimated demand.

Ms. Marengo referred inquiries to Samantha Levine, a spokeswoman in the mayor's office, who said in an e-mail, "All the patients evacuated from Bellevue are being cared for at other facilities, and new patients are being treated at other hospitals that have expanded capacity to meet the community's needs".

At the same time, they argue, if the post-humans actually have expanded capacities, they may claim natural rights to a proportionately expanded range of opportunities and freedoms, beyond those to which normal humans are entitled.

Therefore, the EU has expanded the capacity for gas storage and LNG regasification since 2005; for instance, the regasification capacity will raise almost four times between 2005 and 2015 from 2.5 tcf to 9.2 tcf per annum.

BMW has expanded production capacity at its plant in Spartanburg, South Carolina, in part to insulate the company from fluctuations in the dollar-euro exchange rate.

Corning has made several acquisitions and has expanded factory capacity to meet demand for some products, like fiber optic cable and components used in telecommunications networks, and glass used in laptop computer screens.

Singapore has expanded the capacity of its public transport system signifcantly in recent years at great cost, so the potential for savings is huge.The general principle that small rewards can generate positive behaviour, and pay for themselves in the long-run, has wide implications.