Sentence examples for a diminished supply from inspiring English sources

"Coincidentally," he pointed out, "there is a diminished supply of rental buildings".

This surge in demand from patients has coincided with a diminished supply of staff to treat them.

She has increased her holdings of mortgage-backed securities because she expects a diminished supply in 2002.

"Basically," Colonel North told a news conference, "the problem is one of a diminished supply of blood to the heart in relation to the demand.

Since only a tiny minority of history majors become secondary-school teachers, their declining numbers indicate a diminished supply to the nation's schools The situation is desperate, but not hopeless.

By then the American dollar had become Zimbabwe's main currency, a position it still holds today.Zimbabwe's dollar had been too liberally printed: a swollen stock of local banknotes was chasing a diminished supply of goods.

Instead, the price increase could be a reaction to diminished supply.

Today, by contrast, Gayle's case is a rarity, owing to the diminished supply line of players from the lower leagues to the top flight – something highlighted by the fact that only £40m (or 6.3 per cent) of the record £630m spent on transfers by Premier League teams this summer flowed into the Football League (less than the annual solidarity payments received from the top division).

The decrease would be due to a diminished isotopic supply from the bolus ingested at −2 minutes.

The diminished supply of foreclosed homes has already had an effect on prices at the auctions on the courthouse plaza here, bidders said.

This new diminished supply of shorter-term securities should add extra downward pressure on these Treasury rates this year.