Sentence examples for made capacity from inspiring English sources

"The airlines have made capacity cuts because of SARS and the war with Iraq, but I don't think a bankruptcy filing by American would result in a substantial reduction in service," said Mo Garfinkle, chief executive of GCW Consulting, an international aviation consulting firm.

Increasing demand for critical care has made capacity limitations commonplace in the ICU [ 1].

Indeed, many of these projects have made capacity building one of their core missions.

They should encourage funders to make capacity building part of their research programmes.

To continue making capacity gains, engineers have turned to new materials.

Carriers are making capacity cuts incrementally, he said, and he expected that the same will happen with lounge shutdowns.

The next area for attention is strengthening efforts to build policy making capacity in countries suffering from lack of energy access.

The International Steel Group, created this year by the investor Wilbur L. Ross Jr., said yesterday that it was considering buying all or part of Bethlehem Steel in a bid that might give it the biggest share of steel making capacity in the United States.

Bruce MacMillan, president and chief executive of Meeting Professionals International, an association for event planners, said he thought "the big item here is the uncertainty," adding, "A lot of airlines have announced they're going to make capacity cuts".

These further enhance the simulation system and provide better decision making capacity.

Using the right information for making capacity augmentation decisions is critical in facing this challenge.