Sentence examples for years of capacity from inspiring English sources

Reopening Fresh Kills could give the city leverage in its negotiations with carters and operators of other landfills, and would not be the environmental nightmare many fear, he said, because the landfill significantly improved its emissions controls as it was winding down, and has at least 20 years of capacity left.

The goal of this study is to describe our program implementation strategies, experiences, and patient outcomes after 5 years of capacity building.

Shell has not disclosed exact costs, but says the capital expenditure is in the range of $3 billion to $3.5 billion per million tons a year of capacity.

Some countries have no trouble with that: America's existing landfills, for example, have 20 years' worth of capacity left, according to NSWMA, the industry group.

According to a 1996 D.E.P. estimate, New Jersey had only eight years of landfill capacity left.

"They gave us about 40 to 50 years of excess capacity," Binney says.

* When the decision to close Fresh Kills was made, it had 20 to 30 years of remaining capacity (a resource worth billions).

A study released by the Fire Department in 2006 found that on average, firefighters who worked at ground zero lost the equivalent of 12 years of lung capacity in just one year.

As a result, the facility, which generates electricity from the methane gas that decomposing garbage produces, has only 8 to 10 years of landfill capacity left in its current design, although there are plans to expand the site and use other existing space.

After years of cutting capacity and renegotiating their costs with the unions, the carmakers argue that they are within a whisker of better times: with one last shove from the taxpayer, it will be alright.There is something to this but not because of what is happening in America.

Following the past few years of fast capacity, emphasis on quality is without doubt the necessary path for healthy development of the wind power industry.