Sentence examples for so far capacity from inspiring English sources

If their exchange rates rose and their domestic demand increased, said Mr Kohn, downward pressure on prices would ease, and might one day be reversed.Even though globalisation has helped to hold down inflation so far, capacity constraints will eventually appear in the global economy, just as they always have at the national level.

"So far the capacity is up to the numbers.

A $4 billion Uzbek-Korean joint venture to build the Ustyurt Gas Chemical Complex is the biggest energy investment so far, with capacity to produce 3.5 billion cubic meters of natural gas and 500 thousand tons of polyethylene and polypropylene a year.

But by late October, it was so far beyond capacity that every empty foot was filled with tents.

The Board of Airline Representatives said no other proposal so far on airport capacity could "deliver the UK's hub airport capacity quicker, at the right cost, or in the right place for airlines and their passengers".

We have so far demonstrated no capacity for managing these fears, these doubts and these negative perceptions.

In Erasmus's native Europe, meanwhile, assertive Muslim minorities are straining, though not so far exhausting, the capacity of democracy to deal with new social realities.

The nondenominational congregation had grown so far beyond the capacity of that building by 1996 that it had to schedule four Sunday services.

This week's auction, the third so far under the capacity market, will cost consumers £15 a household in 2020-21 as energy users shoulder the cost of the subsidies.

As a result, the Texas prison system is now operating so far under its capacity that this month it is closing a 1,100-bed 1,100-bedin Sugar Land — the facilityme in the Sugar's history that a prison has cLandd.

American officials predicted today that, based on moves announced by companies so far, United States steel capacity -- now 125 million tons -- would probably drop 14 million to 17 million tons by the end of 2002.