Sentence examples for sharp capacity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baker is bullish on AirTran, which he thinks will benefit from sharp capacity reductions by competitors in its Northeast markets.

On the trans-Atlantic routes, the sharp capacity reduction has become "a big factor" in rising fares, Mr. Tan said on Monday.

A capacity fade is observed during the first three cycles, this sharp capacity decay has disappeared and a progressive increase in the capacity is observed up to 40th cycles.

Recounting an episode from the perspective of someone whose eyes are sharp but whose capacity for understanding is limited.

In particular, Secretary Rodney E. Slater has pointed to sharp increases in capacity -- the idea of flooding the market with cheap seats when a new carrier is trying to build a presence.

According to the steelworkers' union, a surge in imports from China resulted in sharp declines in capacity, production, shipments and employment by American tire producers between 2004 and 2008.

So many polysilicon and wind turbine factories are already well along in construction across China that the new rules limiting new entrants to the industry still may not prevent further sharp increases in capacity over the coming year — with further downward pressure on prices.

The airline reduced operating expenses by 10.5 percent over the last nine months, Mr. Walsh said, adding that those cuts, combined with sharp reductions in capacity, showed "that we've adapted quickly to the new business realities created by the global recession".

Hitchens was known for his ability to drink great quantities of alcohol and never lose his sharp edge, a capacity in full flower that evening.

In sharp contrast, neutralizing capacity of serum from STAT3 deficient animals was nearly undetectable across all time points (Fig. 3C).

The optimal nanoporosity of NSHC lent itself to a sharp increase in reversible capacity.