Sentence examples for a considerable supply from inspiring English sources

In addition to processed liquid milk there is also a considerable supply of milk powder in tins and packets in urban areas.

The heart requires a considerable supply of energy for continuous pumping and continuously adapts to hemodynamic stress; it is therefore conceivable that heart-driven metabolic networks with peripheral organs are in place to achieve efficient coordination.

Synapses are often located at the extremities of the cell, and require a considerable energy supply; thus, the demand on mitochondrial ATP production is very high.

In Sydney it is not houses, but apartments that are booming: The RBA has already expressed some concern over the growing number of apartments in Sydney and Melbournee and Brisbane), and on Tuesday it again noted that "considerable supply of apartments is scheduled to come on stream over the next couple of years, particularly in the eastern capital cities".

The results showed that VMI can result in considerable supply chain savings rather than traditional relationships; furthermore, the greatest system benefits from VMI arise in asymmetric channel power relationships.

Some Arab leaders murmur that the partnership is a Cold War relic that has outlived its usefulness while others wonder what would happen if Arab nations started selling their considerable supply of U.S. Treasuries.

Brien had brought in considerable supplies – contemporaries believed the castle could survive a siege for several years if need be – and Stephen changed his mind, putting up two counter-castles to contain Wallingford along the road to Bristol, before continuing west.

So will the folks down at the lumberyard, who I hear tell have advanced you considerable supplies on credit".

Asia, he said, has considerable supply-side scope to keep expanding output quickly: domestic savings are high, urbanization rates are still low, education and skills levels are low but rising and there is a lot of potential for catch-up in Asia's inefficient service sector.

With considerable supplies of military hardware and training being provided by Somalia, the shifta created widespread terror.

Edward and Hugh the Younger fled their castle around 2 November, leaving behind jewellery, considerable supplies and at least £13,000 in cash, possibly once again hoping to reach Ireland, but on 16 November they were betrayed and captured by a search party north of Caerphilly.