Sentence examples for tight capacity from inspiring English sources

California estimates that tight capacity forced community colleges to turn away 140,000 students this year.

Airlines, still struggling because of high fuel prices, have been able to raise fares because of the tight capacity.

This is due to firm control of costs, the strength of easyJet's network, tight capacity discipline and pricing actions taken in the second half of last financial year".

Gasoline prices have periodically spiked in recent years because of high crude prices and disruptions and tight capacity at American refineries.

The deal will provide Delta with more access to Heathrow Airport, one of the world's busiest hubs, where takeoff and landing rights are limited because of high demand and tight capacity.

The underground space is tight (capacity is 70) and feels like a bordello in a mine: industrial lamps dangle from a low ceiling, electric candles adorn the walls, red lighting illuminates leather banquettes.

We prove that tight capacities are invariant if one weakens the underlying topology.

Nevertheless, hub airports in cities like Denver and Salt Lake City could prove to be your best bet if weather causes flight cancellations or major delays, as tighter capacity will make getting on the next flight out even harder this year.

Adam Scorer, of the lobby group Consumer Futures, said: "Projections of ever-tighter capacity margins understandably raise fears of higher electricity prices.

But then, because gasoline is cheaper in the United States, rising crude oil prices or tight refinery capacity tend to produce relatively bigger price swings.

Tight spare capacity, which had fallen to a low of a million barrels a day, was a big factor in the price surge in recent years.