Sentences with phrase «capacity constraints»

However, it is difficult to ascertain directly from these data if this will alleviate specific capacity constraints in bulk export supply chains.

But because of capacity constraints at the schools designated to receive the transfers, just 1,100 applications were granted.

That's driving an increase in investment and employment in the sector as manufacturers start to address capacity constraints and meet the rising demand.

Some manufacturers have warned that they are running into capacity constraints, forcing them to raise prices.

This is to do with usual capacity constraints which is impacting on the speed of the network.

The problem of capacity constraints together with high corporate profitability should encourage business investment and job creation.

Although the pace of growth in activity is picking up, there is scope at present for the economy to grow faster without meeting serious capacity constraints.

Think of all the industries with relatively tight capacity constraints that would be stimulated if the ban were lifted.

This decrease in overall gas use will reduce capacity constraints of existing pipelines and the need for new pipelines.

In practice, this is often not possible — whether because of capacity constraints or because a potential client's case is outside our firm's area of expertise.

But as Loveless readily admits, Kia faces capacity constraints at the West Point plant, which sources product for 40 % of its sales, as the brand stretches to compete in bread - and - butter segments.

In Canada's non-resource sector, the labour market has been performing well, and our conversations with companies indicate rising capacity constraints.

The lower relative pricing for Canadian crude is partly caused by pipeline capacity constraints as oil production rises in Canada

Export growth is being increasingly limited by capacity constraints in some sectors.

B45 — Estoril Blue Metallic Paint: Due to production capacity constraints, paint B45 Estoril Blue Metallic is a P1 option for the start of model year 2016 ordering.

Under these circumstances, spending $ 6.6 billion on a new pipeline meant to provide natural gas year - round to electric power plants is not a reasonable or cost - effective way to address pipeline capacity constraints.

Because of capacity constraints at its truck plants and a lineup cluttered with small cars, Toyota is slightly out of sync with a U.S. market that's skewed 63 percent to light trucks.

The executive does not discount sourcing more production of the Sorento and Optima from Korea to alleviate capacity constraints in the U.S., but as Loveless tells his dealers, «We'll build them, and you sell them.

Tuesday's data showed business morale in Germany, France and Italy — the euro zone's three biggest economies — deteriorated in April as a stronger currency and capacity constraints limited output.

The Permian continues to boom, and even in case of takeaway capacity constraints — which have led to around $ 11 a barrel discount of Midland, Texas, oil to Brent — Permian producers would pump at profit if Brent were to rise (and stay) at $ 80, Bloomberg's Denning argues.

Tiffany Wilding, executive vice president and economist, Pacific Investment Management Co.: «Absent a pickup in productivity growth, slowing payroll growth and rising economic capacity constraints should coincide with a gradual deceleration in real economic activity and building inflationary pressures.

Balcatta - based PS Structures has won a $ 28.5 million contract for expansion work at Churchlands Senior High School, which is suffering from capacity constraints.

In mid 2008, underlying inflation was running at a little above 4 1/2 per cent, a level that was clearly too high, with the economy pushing up against capacity constraints.

Ms. Png said a deal with American Airlines could take advantage of China Southern's base in Guangzhou, which does not have the same capacity constraints as Beijing.

Fed tightenings are not intended to slow economic growth, but to slow demand growth when capacity constraints are too binding to allow growth in supply.

The US dollar spot price of steaming coal has increased by nearly 110 per cent over the past year in response to growing demand from Europe and Asia as well as shipping capacity constraints.

And even in the stronger performing components, supply constraints, including much - publicised capacity constraints in rail and port infrastructure, have begun to hamper export growth.

This chapter examines recent trends in Australia's resource exports, discusses the associated capacity constraints, and considers the prospects for growth.

This recent pick - up in export volumes stems from rising global demand and efforts to redress capacity constraints; it has been most pronounced in exports of coal.

We also applaud the notable references to the Pacific Gateway and, specifically, the introduction of a National Trade Corridors Fund to «address urgent capacity constraints and freight bottlenecks at major ports of entry.»

Although capacity constraints are an issue in some parts of the resources sector, they are expected to ease in time, given the high level of investment intentions in the mining sector (see the chapter on «Domestic Economic Conditions»).

Tractor trailer drivers are increasingly leaving the industry so there is a strong need to develop partnerships with carriers to mitigate capacity constraints, minimize rate volatility and maintain service levels.

«We are pleased that the Chancellor has listened to the industry on skills provision: research has shown that labour supply has been the biggest source of capacity constraint for the construction industry over the past 15 years.

Placing capacity constraints on Heathrow is economically and carbon inefficient on the basis that direct flights to destinations, providing the seats are fully utilised, are lower impact.

However, they add that «not all of our results can be explained by formal capacity constraints.»

These researchers found that «segregation by race and income would be reduced and enrollment in high - performing schools increased if policymakers were to expand school choice by relaxing school capacity constraints in individual campuses.»

Finally, despite capacity constraints, Genesis Coupe annual sales have exceeded those of its Infiniti G37 premium coupe competitor since its introduction to the premium sport coupe segment in 2009, and it remains one of the fastest turning vehicles in Hyundai's lineup.

Pipeline proponents claim that the ANE pipeline is needed to relieve capacity constraints on New England's natural gas pipeline system and that the cost of the pipeline is justified because it will ultimately save money for New England electric ratepayers.

Primary convener and chair of 3 sessions on the» Atmospheric Oxidation Capacity Constraints» at the AGU 2015 - 2017 fall meetings

Given capacity constraints and past shippments, I don't think your figures are reasonable, but I am always open to be persuaded by evidence to the contrary.

The islands already produce more electricity than they consume, and because there are capacity constraints connecting The Orkneys to the mainland grid, they are now looking for new ways to use excess power rather than export it.

Neither is Wu's involvement in scaling, which traces back to these early efforts by bitcoin businesses to lift its perceived capacity constraints, most notably the 1 MB limit on block space that can be added to the blockchain at intervals.

Successfully executed P2V Project involving virtual environment of over 50 physical machines solving space and power capacity constraints.