Sentence examples for safe capacity from inspiring English sources

The cause of today's deaths has not been confirmed but people have suffocated to death before in locked holds packed far beyond their safe capacity by ruthless smugglers.

Two thirds of NHS neonatal intensive care units do not have enough nurses and doctors, and a similar number are consistently working at higher than safe capacity, a charity has warned.

"Since it was demonstrated that the escalating popularity of the scheduled artists can result in crowds that exceed even the safe capacity of the Pier 17 concert stage, both Paper magazine and the South Street Seaport have decided that the remaining events of the Sounds Like Paper concert series will be relocated," a seaport spokesman said in a statement, which was confirmed by Paper.

More than 3,000 supporters were admitted to the central pens - almost double the "safe" capacity.

It added that the stadium could not operate at the required safe capacity without a fully compliant general safety certificate.

It was later estimated that more than 3,000 supporters were admitted to the central pens - almost double the "safe" capacity.

One logical step might be for the government to immediately shut down every offshore drilling rig in proximity to America's coasts, pending the development of redundant, fail-safe capacity for capping and remediating catastrophic blowouts.

Piled raft foundations proved to be more economical in case of high rise buildings on clay and can provide safe bearing capacity and serviceability requirements.

A research was recently completed at the Centre for Engineering Research in Pipelines, University of Windsor to study the effect of the crack depth on the safe pressure capacity (burst strength) of 30-inch diameter and API 5L X70 grade linepipe.

She's confident that ketamine will be available in a safe clinical capacity in the near, not distant, future.

The only real remaining issues are the identification and certification of enough safe storage capacity, funding and public acceptance.