Sentence examples for a fine supply from inspiring English sources

When the bureau's engineers presented this idea to Philips, the company turned them down, arguing that it already had a fine supply of glass.

In any case the retrograde idiom on which Hurston relied gives these stories a sharp immediacy and a fine supply of down-to-earth humor.

Some NATO commanders muse that Iran could offer a fine supply route for their troops into Afghanistan, safer than the Khyber Pass from Pakistan, now regularly attacked by the Taliban.So all eyes will be on the Iranian delegation expected to attend a big meeting to discuss Afghanistan at The Hague on March 31st.

Possession of khat will now carry up to two years imprisonment and a fine, while supplying it will carry up to 14 years.

While this may be good for revenues, there's a fine line between supply and demand.

Market forces do a fine job of supplying comfortable, cheap running shoes to recruits.

There is a fine line between supplying goods that are later used for the commission of a crime and actually assisting in its completion.

He supplied a fine example of the kind of analytical intelligence a madrasah promotes by first regretting the attempted murder of Malala and then denying that it had ever taken place: "Where is the evidence that she was attacked?" he said.

Duffy supplied a fine finish 12 minutes later and he hit the bar before Patterson slid the ball underneath Sclingermann for the fourth goal after 80 minutes.

Possession carries a maximum penalty of seven years' jail and/or an unlimited fine; the supply and  production of these type of substances carries up to 14 years in prison.

By making use of common components and a fine-tuned parts supply network, Mazda can build nine models on the same line.