Sentence examples for a decrease in the supply from inspiring English sources

The number of middle-class people in the city went down, which led to a decrease in the supply of livable and affordable apartments, leaving even fewer available to the poor.

Accordingly, the precipitation of aU may either have been driven by a decrease in the supply of oxygen from bottom waters, or by an increase in respiration due to a larger flux of organic material from the overlying surface waters.

Nancy Packes, president of Halstead Leasing, attributed the rebound in rents to rising demand for apartments as the economy picked up, coupled with a decrease in the supply of highly sought after new rental buildings, as developers focused on ever more lucrative condominiums instead.

Decreased rates of floodplain accretion since the mid-twentieth century at sites contributed to by gullied terrain suggest a decrease in the supply of sediment derived from gully networks.

The authority said the problem had been caused by a decrease in the supply of houses and an increase in those requiring them.

The result is the simultaneous increase in the cost to borrowers in the form of higher interest rates, and a decrease in the supply of available capital, according to SALT.

Durable goods inventories at wholesalers dropped 0.9percentt in February, reflecting a decrease in the supplies of imported autos.

If the supply of labour increased, wages would fall, eventually causing a decrease in the labour supply.

In the meantime, the speculators hold their funds in the form of ready money; there has been an increase in the amount of money demanded rather than, as Wicksell assumed, a decrease in the money supply.

Although there is still a lively debate regarding the factors that caused these historical events, Friedman and Schwartz (1963a, b) argue that a decrease in the money supply led to the start of the Great Depression, which in turn caused the sharp decline in output prices that tumbled the economy.

This was partly caused by a decrease in the vascular supply in the same tumours with increasing tumour size.