Sentence examples for long-term capacity from inspiring English sources

The system is under multiple long-term capacity pressures.

It also needs to maintain its long-term capacity to engage other naval powers.

But it's another thing to lock in long-term capacity in the Gulf of Mexico, which Shell is also doing.

And it does not boost the long-term capacity of a bank to absorb losses without defaulting.

The data reveals that, as of this year, most free schools that opened in 2012 were operating at well under their long-term capacity.

Chetna Organic Cotton Farmers association, for example, works through a cooperative model – investing money into long-term capacity development of its members.

Among them are these: Did liberal use of such long-term capacity sales encourage the creation of an active swapping market?

Juvenile justice reform could play a leading role, and should be seamlessly intertwined with universal violence prevention programs, comprehensive social welfare sector reform and long-term capacity-building, and other initiatives.

Kolars et al. highlight the challenges of north-south partnerships, which include the dominance of the northern partners' agenda, the inadvertent contribution to brain-drain, a low degree of sustainability due to external sources of funding, and a focus on short-term goals rather than long-term capacity-building interventions [ 5].

But in the long term capacity should catch up and prices will fall.

The biggest of these, in my view, is the shortage of long term capacity in the system, especially in the publicly financed science system.