Sentence examples for shifted capacity from inspiring English sources

It has scaled back plans to expand in the UK and shifted capacity to airports in Italy, Germany and Belgium.

As many carriers — led by United — have shifted capacity to the international market, this has created new pressure on revenue.

Both Carnival and RCL have shifted capacity from Europe to the Caribbean, according to Ian Rennardson at Jefferies, a bank.

The agent only compensates for the shifted capacity of end-user by referencing the baseline.

The airline, which is based in Montreal, said that it was continuing to shift capacity from American routes dominated by business passengers to vacation destinations.

The drop, after a 5.1percentt increase in February, might be another bad omen for major airlines in the United States, which have been shifting capacity heavily onto international routes and banking on continuing growth in premium traffic.

The plants that have opened in recent years are only shifting capacity around, relocating existing pressing machines to new factories without actually increasing the industry's ability to press more records.

Although the Taiwanese have also suffered, they have protected themselves from the usual cycles by maintaining both foundry and memory businesses: if one is doing badly, they simply shift capacity to the other.

They were able to shift capacity from one side of a tower to another, so that a tower by a seaside highway directed more signals to the busy road than to the empty ocean.

With consumer demand slackening — domestic auto sales were woeful in June — the major automakers have announced initiatives to shift capacity and production away from SUVs and trucks toward more fuel-efficient cars and crossovers.

Now new, smarter antennas can react on the fly, shifting capacity as needed when calling volume suddenly surges and divvying up the load among as many as a dozen discrete beams as callers move around.