Sentence examples for change in supply from inspiring English sources
Stocks are so low, he said, that "any change in supply will reverberate in the markets right away -- there isn't much of a normal cushion".
Following a change in supply, the less elastic (more elastic) is the demand curve the more (less) will be the effect on interest rates.
So a two- or three-per-cent change in supply, which is about how much the shale boom and the Libyan rebound added to global daily production, can spark a huge move in price.
At the time the government announced that this was merely a "change in supply", although subsequently the government has admitted that these vaccines were causing, in some instances, encephalitis - a serious brain condition.
This change in supply, from fresh to frozen fish, has triggered investments in new cold storage plants along the Norwegian coast where most of these vessels now discharge their catch.
This change in supply affects the quality of the refinery diet, particularly in the case of OCs, which are highly contaminated with heteroatomic species (S, N, O, and metals) or in the case of heavy oils and bitumen, containing large and heavy molecules of lower reactivity.
Companies, farms and residents in these countries are all highly vulnerable to the slightest change in supplies, says the WRI.
Conversely, changes in supply of individual REEs often correspond to changes in the entire supply chain, due to the presence of co-mining.
More flexible power production could accommodate changes in supply from variable sources of power like wind turbines and solar panels.
"The improved outlook in these markets has more to do with the dollar than with changes in supply and demand," he said.
