Sentence examples for reserving capacity from inspiring English sources

The comedy might not stand for much beyond a sadistic wink, but the satire works overall; it finds a way to denounce deplorable situations while reserving capacity to laugh at them.

Enron gummed up the transmission system by reserving capacity it did not actually need to create spot shortages it could fill with high-priced power; KeySpan used a financial instrument that, according to the Justice Department, allowed it to raise prices by closing its own plants, incurring small losses and then recouping them by sharing in the profits of its competitor.

(Reserving capacity well in advance is standard practice and the date coincided with a federal deadline to meet new environmental rules on mercury and other air toxins from power plants).

"There's no economic way retailers can reserve capacity all year for just that weekend.

You pay as you go, pay for what you use, pay less as you use more and grow bigger, and pay even less when you reserve capacity.

Elective slots are canceled if the reserved capacity for semi-urgent slots is insufficient.

We introduce an anatomical notion of 'reserve capacity' for language reorganization by analogy to reserve capacity for memory outcome after temporal lobe resection.

Of this 4mbpd reserve capacity, about 1mbpd has been taken out by the fighting in Libya.

"With the revenues they are anticipating, they are willing to pay for reserve capacity".

"If you're small and you grow rapidly, you're overwhelming your reserve capacity," Brenner said.

"Electric utilities used to be required to hold 15percentt reserve capacity, but this inventory has been wiped out," he said.