Sentence examples for wasted capacity from inspiring English sources

The national economy has to pick up the tab of higher benefit payments, lost income-tax revenues and wasted capacity.

In some countries a rigging of the labour market in favour of incumbents and against the young makes what new jobs there are inaccessible.Youth unemployment has direct costs in much the same way all unemployment does: increased benefit payments; lost income-tax revenues; wasted capacity.

In the beginning we had physical servers, but there was lots of wasted capacity.

This choice meant either paying for wasted capacity or having to worry that their forecasted capacity was insufficient to keep pace with their growth," AWS writes in a statement.

Finally, C k ′ ^, the wasted capacity of MR k, is determined by the MAC layer scheduling scheme based on the spatial reuse according to the routing tree constructed by the routing algorithm.

Exploit the wasted capacity in property or assets that could find a market, such as the 60percentt of Europe's truck capacity that remains empty most of the time.

In the meantime, the order of the day is cost control, he said: "Running the right aircraft on the right routes, not wasting capacity".

The amount of this spare capacity could be managed to perhaps hit the "sweet spot" in the trade-off between wasting capacity and avoiding (or delaying) migration.

Sharing of resources and capacity across disease areas may however help to avoid wasting capacity, (e.g., clinical trial capacity, laboratory capacity) which has been established in research teams, between trials, and when candidate products are unavailable.

This study addresses the problem of wasted transportation capacity in Personal Rapid Transit (PRT) systems.

Likewise, much of the demand for waste-derived fuels stems from lower-than-expected waste supply in countries such as The Netherlands, Denmark and Sweden, where energy-for-waste capacity is high.