Sentence examples for losing capacity from inspiring English sources

People now have a statutory right to refuse treatment in advance of losing capacity.

The funding role of Hefce is rapidly losing capacity since the move to tuition fees.

But the shutdowns are now coming so fast that the United States is losing capacity as refiners struggle to match their output to falling demand.

Although there is a legal and medical test if there is a dispute, appointed PoAs can take up their powers when they feel the person is losing capacity.

Losing capacity to track climate trends, meanwhile, risks shattering critical databases recording how the Earth's systems operate — and how humans are affecting them.

Innovation is all very well, but as Alison O'Sullivan, the president of the Association of Directors of Children's Services pointed out, when you rip out children's centres, youth and family support services, and your social workers are overwhelmed by huge caseloads, you "risk losing capacity in the system to prevent problems from escalating to a point beyond repair".

You lose capacity and emissions.

The problem is that these gateways can fail or lose capacity unexpectedly.

About half of the lost capacity was recovered, and the cell cycled for 1500 more cycles.

They can lose capacity if they are not discharged completely, often called the "memory effect".

Apple says that the battery starts to lose capacity after 300 or 400 charges.