Random thoughts on capacity

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No more room. We’ve reached capacity.

 

I don’t have the capacity to do that.

 

You must eject when you reach capacity.

 

It is possible to make the font smaller, decrease the space between lines and letters, make the photos smaller, etc. But eventually you will reach capacity and that is all the information you can fit in this edition of the paper. Don’t touch the ads.

 

We looked at the closet and he said, “We have reached capacity. Something must go.”

 

I don’t think my computer has the capacity for that task.

 

That’s all the faster this vehicle will go. Don’t run it at capacity for too long or you will strain the motor.

 

He had an unlimited capacity to love people.

 

My stress level has reached capacity. I cannot take on another responsibility.

 

If you need something done, ask a busy person. Busy people have a huge capacity for responsibility (or so it seems).

 

In a world of limited capacity, it is comforting to know God’s provision has no limits, Jesus’ forgiveness has no limits, the Holy Spirit’s guidance has no limits.

 

The only thing limited is me.

 

_RHTM_

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