Sentence examples for a supply role from inspiring English sources
What the public see when they look from the outside is a person in a supply role.
The US president was always lukewarm in supporting the intervention in Libya in the first place, making sure that his forces only played a supply role in the military campaign.
"Our findings also indicate that, in the university environment, engaging in a supply role on behalf of the wider social group can act as a kind of social cement, and that our respondents often wanted to 'do their bit' for the group by accessing drugs for less well connected friends".
UNICEF deserves credit for identifying a niche supply role (bladders, chloramide, etc)., although it is evident that UNICEF stepped back from a potentially bigger role (although probably wisely under the circumstances).
As yet other examples, glycolytic enzymes form complexes that partition at specific subcellular locations such as pseudopodia [42], actin filaments [50] and phagosomes [51] and may have an energy supply role there.
His dream was to establish a tribute — the National Museum of the Old West — to his city's role as a supply point for those bound for the West.
Its proximity to Southeast Asia gave the U.S. naval base a prominent supply and maintenance role in the Vietnam War (1955 75) as well as the Cold War in the second half of the 20th century.
Fray Bentos played a huge role supplying the troops in both World Wars and the Korean War.
Some students particularly liked the fact that most of the feedback was given by the students themselves, while the group leader had more of a supervisory role, supplying additional comments where appropriate.
The Representative's overall assessment is that although UNICEF's assistance in this sector has been useful, UNICEF has found itself playing a rather limited traditional supply-oriented role.
Changes in pasture supply, driven by variations in temperature and rainfall play an important role in supply chain dynamics, affecting price, quality and timing of supply (Bensemann et al. 2011).
