Sentence examples for a relatively small supply from inspiring English sources

Health officials complained that the country had paid too little attention to the growing threat and started the epidemic with a relatively small supply of antiviral drugs and too few ventilators for seriously ill patients.

Regulators in the United States will likely allow Canada's ID Biomedical to sell a relatively small supply as that company prepares for a full-scale launch in the 2006-to-2007 flu season.

There's a relatively small supply of meaningful executive level jobs and thousands of people who come here to get one.

Dianne Weston, the Halstead Property agent who is handling the new penthouse listing, said the owner decided to sell now because "he understands the metrics of the market" — namely the relatively small supply of sprawling apartments with spectacular views of Central Park and the seemingly insatiable demand for the same.

Tech companies are dependent on software engineers and the majority of Austin tech companies must compete with big, well-funded behemoths like Facebook, Dropbox and Google for the relatively small supply of engineers in Austin.

It's a relatively small amount of supplies.

Mr. Eberstadt started Monster Savings, a relatively small online food and supply service in Manhattan.

It found that Japan, despite being the world's third-largest economy (behind the United States and China), plays a relatively small role in the global supply chain.

Just consider the position of Akifumi Arai, the president of the Tamagawa Trading Company, a relatively small Nagano-based business that supplies sensors and gyroscopes used to guide torpedoes and missiles for Japan's self-defence forces.

Gerawan has supplied a relatively small amount of produce as a district subcontractor in the past.

Solar energy has, until now, accounted for a relatively small fraction of the overall energy supply, with its fluctuating contributions to the grid controlled and compensated by thermal generation (fossil-fuel combustion).