Sentence examples for a supply imbalance from inspiring English sources

As Indian software services companies grapple with the vastly reduced quota of visas, American companies will have to figure out ways to collaborate with them to help manage a supply imbalance that is expected to emerge as the economy improves, said Atul Vashistha, chief executive of neoIT, an outsourcing advisory company based in Santa Clara, Calif.

A massive supply imbalance exists as it relates to access to talent.

The rest of 2016 should provide a clearer picture of the future of the overall housing market, and whether it's going through a temporary supply imbalance or has changed in some fundamental fashion.

"There's a demand-supply imbalance today" and he estimates that at least 80% of the attempted secondary deals in first quarter didn't end up getting done.

As an analyst, that tells me there is a supply-demand imbalance.

"I took a chance that the prerelease hype would create a supply-demand imbalance, but obviously that scenario didn't play out this time," said Mr. Fazio, who advertised his iPhone on eBay for $1,200.

We really had some push-back from publishers until we had a supply-demand imbalance.

That's a supply-demand imbalance that has to be fixed.

There are several structural factors that have increased the supply of seed funding in the short-term and contributed to the perception of a supply-demand imbalance.

And there's the fact that there's a glut of venture capital trying to wedge itself into more capital efficient companies, so naturally a supply-demand imbalance will result in higher prices.

Don't get me wrong – if you can get a U.S. VC on board it's just brilliant (in fact I would say definitely try to at some stage!), and of course a supply-demand imbalance at times leads to an unbalanced bargaining power position for European VCs.