Sentence examples for concerns for supply from inspiring English sources

Some reports of a turkey shortage have raised concerns for supply at food banks and pantries which help provide Thanksgiving dinner for the poor.

Individual supply chain member's behavior shows evidence of fairness concerns for supply chain members.

The rejection of the GO trading proposal in the Council and Parliament can be largely attributed to the lack of a strong lobby in favour of GO, the accumulated experience with and institutionalisation of national RES support policies such as feed-in tariffs, and growing general political concerns for supply security, innovation and competitiveness.

The integration into the world economy has brought in large external demand for domestic blood products, which may exacerbate the concern for supply shortage and inferior blood quality.

Changing facilities from net energy users to net energy producers is a major concern for supply chain managers who are interested in greening their business.

One section of the process of supplier selection deals with the evaluation as well as the selection of the supplier, which is a central concern for supply chain, production, and the literature of operation management (Govindan et al. 2015).

The European Union said yesterday that the Thomson Corporation's plan to buy the Reuters Group raised competition concerns for the supply of financial information.

The relatively short time horizon of the step-change in demand for lithium from 2020 and the scale of this step-change being on the order of 2010 world production is enough to suggest that concern for the supply of lithium is warranted.

It might be churlish to suggest that had the reshuffle been retimed, more journalists would have written about Healey's concerns about the housing bill, rather than his concerns for their caffeine supply.

In this scheme, however, the increase in the output voltage and the power variation of the electric system are serious concerns for the power supplies of the main magnets.

The improved roads, the introduction of an electric tramway, and a common concern for water supplies and sewers prompted proposals for amalgamation of the urban sprawl.