Sentence examples for an ongoing supply of from inspiring English sources

And it is not enough to have a lot of films in one year, but to have an ongoing supply of films".

General Motors GMM), which panic-bought Saab in 1989 ­after losing out in bids to acquire Land Rover, Volvo and Jaguar, said earlier this week that it would only sell the Swedish car manufacturer to "sound buyers" able to guarantee an ongoing supply of spare parts to Saab drivers.

Even though enteral or parenteral nutritional support and endogenous synthetic/metabolic mechanisms ensure an ongoing supply of macro- and micronutrients into the blood stream during ECMO, its unclear how much of their bioavailability is affected by ongoing losses in the circuit.

Food and beverage companies did not set out to champion smallholder farmers: for the most part they simply wanted to secure an ongoing supply of agricultural commodities and respond to changing consumer preferences.

This would provide a negative feedback control mechanism to prevent excessive TGF-β1 activation unless there was an ongoing supply of TSP-1 as may occur if there is continued release of TSP-1 from additional platelets.

"Pfizer is taking further steps in Canada to safeguard the integrity of the pharmaceutical supply system, to protect the safety of patients and to help ensure an adequate and ongoing supply of Pfizer products," the company said in an e-mail statement.

"Phenytoin capsules were a loss-making product for Pfizer and the Flynn transaction represented an opportunity to secure ongoing supply of an important medicine for patients with epilepsy, while maintaining continuity of manufacture.

On the whole, we argue that deliberate intervention after agricultural abandonment, as outlined by reference to Ridgefield, is an innovative response towards ensuring the ongoing supply of ecosystem services and biodiversity conservation within the agricultural landscape.

Ongoing supply of any PBS item indicates ongoing survival of an individual patient, whereas cessation of supply of PBS items was used in the analysis as a surrogate indicator of death.

In the case of electricity, it is primarily about the cost of connection, not about the price charged for ongoing supply of electricity by the utility, which is almost always cheaper than traditional fuels (such as kerosene) still used for lighting by un-electrified households.

Its biggest problem is the ongoing supply of cheap oil from Russia.