Sentence examples for it faces capacity from inspiring English sources

Though Amazon has released a string of stellar earnings reports recently, its shipping costs are rising, and it faces capacity constraints.

Clinic 1 faces capacity issues across all specialty clinics and general rheumatology clinics.

Second, United customers are able to use 50,000 miles to book any seat on the airplane for a domestic flight as long as it's available for sale; Continental customers face capacity controls when trying to book those seats.

But he added that the sector faced capacity constraints.

We also see that companies now rapidly expanding their production will soon face capacity constraints – similar to the ones seen during the crisis, when too few investments were made – and existing capacities will soon be fully exhausted.

This lack of effective financial intermediation, combined with a low savings rate, means that the economy continues to face capacity constraints.Mindful of these funding shortfalls, the government has sought to attract greater foreign direct investment (FDI).

To analyze the effects of mergers among firms facing capacity constraints, we develop a numerical model of price-setting behavior among multi-product firms differentiated by location and capacity.

Lack of coordination between governmental institutions and researchers is the main problem facing capacity building among junior researchers.

The vast majority of forest nations participating in REDD will face capacity building costs, i.e. costs for establishing research capacity, technology transfer and legal support.

Intuitively, since the quadratic utility curve has no turning point and since (frac {partial u k_{1})}{partial hat {k}}>frac {partial u k_{n})}{partial hat {k}}) for ∀ n>1, the hospital treats as many patients as possible with duration one (given the costs and the capacity it faces).

Sanctions have done little to stop North Korea boosting its nuclear and missile capacity as it faces off with U.S. President Donald Trump who has vowed to stop Pyongyang from being able to hit the mainland United States with a nuclear weapon.