Sentence examples for a growing supply from inspiring English sources

Coffee prices have fallen in anticipation of a bumper Brazilian crop, but the prospect of a growing supply deficit is stirring cocoa prices.

As more of our social lives, shopping sprees and dating misadventures take place online, we leave behind, purposely or not, a growing supply of personal information.

In a low-inflation environment there was a growing "supply" of money in search of higher returns than could be obtained in conventional investment markets.

Forever dependent on a growing supply of fresh victims, Ponzi schemers can't be fussy about their clients and are typically in an unseemly hurry to snare them.

A string of layoffs and bankruptcies created a growing supply of cheap, almost-new furniture just as the downturn was deepening.

But at times the rebel forces, despite a growing supply and training effort by the French and British, appeared hopelessly disorganised and ineffective.

After a generation of building factories and buying cars and appliances, the Koreans were replacing them at a rapid clip, creating an ever growing supply of local scrap to obviate imports, a trend that William Schmiedel, Hugo Neu's chief trader, could read in statistics from Korea's own scrapyards.

And since the blood can be frozen and stored for at least twenty years, we would soon have a plentiful and growing supply that would provide a match for nearly everybody.

TransCanada, a major energy corporation, says on its website that the $13bn£7.98bnbn) Keystone pipeline system will play an important role in linking a secure and growing supply of Canadian crude oil with the largest refining markets in the US, "significantly improving North American security supply".

Hence, investigators might assume that they have an ample (and growing) supply of participants for trials.

The growing supply then moderates prices.