Sentence examples for leap in capacity from inspiring English sources
Its huge dormant platforms give a clear indication what a leap in capacity awaits: trains more than 200 metres long, carrying 1,500 passengers, every two-and-a-half minutes at peak times through the centre.
But the huge leap in capacity offered by the 375-seat 747-100 compared with the next biggest plane then available, the 250-seat McDonnell Douglas DC-8, transformed both the experience and the economics of long-haul flying.Boeing's 747 gamble eventually reaped rich rewards.
While the completed Crossrail, a revitalised Thameslink line and tube upgrades will bring great leaps in capacity in the next five years, transport chiefs are struggling to keep up with passenger numbers, which have risen by a third on the tube in the past 10 years.
Joe McElderry, you did not leap in vain.
Sometimes they just leap in to your heart!
What followed was a remarkable quantum leap in storage capacity.
With a leap in computing capacity, the 1990s saw major developments.
But supplying to the broader market would require a quantum leap in production capacity.
And with each new leap in broadband capacity, another 11 digits or so of old GDP will tumble into the new wires.
In addition to improved retail sales, industrial production and industrial capacity utilisation both jumped in October, and homebuilder confidence leapt in November.
