Sentence examples for boosted supply from inspiring English sources

Facebook ads, which can be locally targeted, boosted supply.

Meanwhile, the U.S. shale-oil boom and a rebound of drilling in Libya boosted supply.

Other temporary factors are also driving prices down: more frequent auctions mean that allowances which once sat unused for months now come onto the market immediately; a special reserve for new entrants has boosted supply; and hedging by power stations has dried up.Yet none of this justifies interfering in the market, opponents of the commission's plan say.

Fortunately for South Africans, the economic slump has trimmed demand (and a huge, rushed building programme boosted supply), but it will be 2013 before order is properly restored.Britain is running short of power too so quickly that some economists claim, only just tongue-in-cheek, that the economic slowdown is useful.

But some of those starting out now still charge $200, she says, or offer extra services, including risky ones such as oral sex without a condom, without charging an appropriate premium.The shift online has probably boosted supply by drawing more locals into the sex trade, too.

According to the Denver, Colorado based IHS consultancy, German industrial gas prices are now more than three times higher than those in the U.S., where an embrace of new fracking techniques for oil and gas recovery has boosted supply and slashed costs.

New technology to capture gas from coalfields has recently boosted supplies, which could help keep prices down.

He was visiting a pond near Tolesar Charan village in the northern city of Jodhpur to see a water management project that has boosted supplies.

He argued: "Boosting access to mortgages would boost supply.

Policy should be aimed at genuinely boosting supply.

The state also remains committed to environmentally disruptive megaprojects to boost supply.