Sentence examples for underutilized capacity from inspiring English sources

Mr. DeCota noted that Kennedy had plenty of underutilized capacity in the morning hours since most of its international flights arrived and departed in the afternoon and evening.

The motive for rebating among railroad firms lay in their chronically underutilized capacity; secret rebates seemed a small price to pay for the capture of large freight orders.

Since his decision to abruptly shut The News of the World, News International, the British newspaper subsidiary of the United-States based News Corporation, has had underutilized capacity on its printing presses.

Businesses that have underutilized capacity, time, and so forth benefit from joining, because instead of letting those services go to waste, they can turn them into a cash-free line of credit when other members pay for them with our complimentary currency.

Managers need to weigh queue costs against the costs of underutilized capacity in order to strike the right balance.

Generally, private hospitals suffer from problems of underutilized capacity, so their managers are concerned with issues of marketing, pricing and demand forecasting.

And with capacity underutilized, costs rose.

More often than not, a "loop flow" yields a degree of circulating power that leaves available capacity underutilized [1].

If we stop there, we have underutilized the full capacity of the music we create.

The reactor cooling system is designed such that it is capable to compensate for the maximum rate of heat release by the exothermic polymerization, so that the reactor cooling capacity is underutilized.

Resources are underutilized, at 56% of capacity.