Sentence examples for constrained supply from inspiring English sources

True, lower lending volumes reflect weakening demand for bank credit as well as constrained supply.

Most experts say the low inventories stem from high demand for gasoline and diesel during the summer and OPEC's increasingly constrained supply.

Constrained supply, on the other hand, is much more likely to have a generalized effect on gas prices across the board.

That strategy of constrained supply has allowed many to soar on their first day of trading, but it has also amplified volatility.

Office rents in Manhattan reached record highs in the first three months of 2007, as constrained supply more than offset a dip in leasing activity, the real estate brokerage firm Cushman & Wakefield said yesterday.

As oil costs and prices creep upwards due to "rising demand under increasingly constrained supply conditions… the greater the incentive will be to accelerate the deployment of renewable-energy technologies and to achieve greater energy-efficiency savings".

Because it takes two years to bring on a new state-of-the-art chip factory to full efficiency, this means constrained supplies through the end of 2011 and perhaps beyond.

Apple's iPhone 5 continues to be hard to find in retail stores, and Reuters reported last week that Foxconn Chairman Terry Gou said to continue expecting constrained supplies because of continued problems meeting demand, but analyst estimates last week suggested we'd see supply and demand balance improve.

A drought last year in Indonesia and flooding in Peninsular Malaysia helped constrain supply.

Antiquated planning regulations constrain supply, especially in the prosperous south-east.

Regulatory limits on the height and density of buildings constrain supply and inflate prices.