Sentence examples for into capacity from inspiring English sources

"When prices are strong, you have big investments of capital into capacity.

However, the armed forces are seriously hobbled by corruption, so spending does not translate into capacity.

For several years, investors have been reassuring themselves that the domestic and global economy would grow fast enough to generate rapid growth in corporate earnings, but not fast enough to run into capacity constraints and generate inflation.

Inflation has been creeping up in the US, and there is a risk that the economy will run into capacity constraints once the tax cuts and spending increases kick in.

As I noted a few weeks ago, this policy move was the opposite of what most economics textbooks would recommend, partly because it raised the risk of the economy running into capacity constraints.

If we did manage to rev up the economy, the biggest concern would be how far we could go before we ran into capacity constraints and a serious shortage of workers.

My prediction is the next discussion will be how do we synchronise better on the ground, what are the logistical challenges on the ground to actually get things done efficiently, what about capacity-building, healthcare workers – as you know, one of the things we've done is to put 20% of our profits back into capacity-building which is going directly to healthcare workers.

Planning the census into hospital capacity would begin this week, he said.

Finally, and most importantly, mobile internet networks are slow and hurtling headlong into a capacity wall.

In 1990, the Conservative Government set up a study into "Runway Capacity to Serve the South East".

Then, local mines still produced tin and arsenic ores, and the Coombe arsenic refinery was coming into peak capacity.