Sentence examples for be supply from inspiring English sources
verb
To provide (something), to make (something) available for use.
- To supply money for the war
But let's not rush to blame demand when the culprit may be supply.
As for immigrants, if there is manpower demand there will be supply from outside sometimes.
As long as there is a demand, he insisted, there will be supply.
Nissan dealers are not expected to experience any immediate effects, but there could be supply problems for Infiniti, Nissan's luxury brand, which is built in Japan.
"If there is demand, there will be supply," said John Spink, associate director of the Anti-Counterfeiting and Product Protection Program at Michigan State University.
Waitrose said there might be supply problems in the north of England, despite a plentiful crop of giant and carving pumpkins following an increased level of rain and higher temperatures.
In order for this phenomenon to be supply-led, food banks would have had to spring up from nowhere, expanding for no other reason than their enjoyment of dispersing free stuff, mainly kidney beans.
The response will be supply-led.
Maxtor and Komag will also benefit from these increased demand patterns, but Maxtor "continues to be supply-constrained," and also Maxtor and Komag do not currently operate in the notebook market.
The weathering regime in the source area is inferred to be supply-limited according to the estimated continent physical erosion rate and regional tectonic evolution, sedimentation in North China.
Units should be supplied for all measurements.
