Sentence examples for taking capacity from inspiring English sources

If you have a surplus in that sense you are actually taking capacity out of the economy".

But there's also a risk that Qaddafi's forces sabotage infrastructure, taking capacity out of the market for the long term.

"The only way we can do this is by taking capacity from other local services, which then reduces the overall number of carriages allocated to each service.

"If it ends up taking capacity out of the market, it benefits Micron," says analyst Jack Geraghty with Gerard Klauer Mattison in New York, who rates Micron a "buy" despite a share price that has fallen more than 60% from its 52-week high.

Application of the model to a hypothetical case indicated that the model was capable of handling uncertainties expressed as fuzzy sets and taking capacity-expansion issues of energy facilities into consideration.

All of the community college nursing students found the extended time accommodation beneficial, and indicated it aided their test taking capacities.

Plans are under way to expand into a back area that will take capacity to about 100.

Aquatics Centre, above (£269m) Permanent structure and wave-shaped roof in place; diving pool and two 50m pools being tiled; temporary "wings" to take capacity to 17,500 under construction.

Lord's has unveiled radical plans for a £400m redevelopment of the ground which will take capacity up to 36,990 and include a vast underground facility below the Nursery Ground.

So there are more countries where we want to add, and that takes capacity — for which we are looking for support".

Additional research especially regarding the further development of SWL production using optimization algorithms, which take capacity restrictions within densely operated railway networks like Switzerland into account is needed.