They could all disappear, supplying terrific material for six months of nightmares, if the Mets continue this staggering late-season flop.
A spokesperson said the "missing type" campaign raised to raise awareness that if any of the types disappear, supplies may run critically low for patients with cancer, blood disorders, in surgery and with serious injuries.
If barriers or tariffs intervene, or cultural subsidies from the EU disappear, the supply could dry up rapidly.
In addition, when buyers disappear, the supply chain can never be shut off fast enough to avoid huge inventories.
The new religion held great appeal, as most of the Sioux bands had suffered harsh privations while confined to reservations: game had all but disappeared; the supplies and annuities promised in treaties were frequently stolen by corrupt officials; and many people lived almost continuously on the verge of starvation.
Then dockworkers went on strike ("decimating the city," as one Waterfordian friend put it), the bacon demand disappeared (Waterford supplied much of the bacon and dried meat to feed armed forces during both world wars but was unable to find new markets thereafter), and, finally, in the 1980s, in a symbolically important blow, Waterford Crystal began to fail.
My wife's startup fears a looming, major rent-hike that will force it to move, too – with the local office supply disappearing nearly as fast as the local affordable housing supply.
Should that supply disappear, the impact would be incalculable.
Brain cells are very sensitive to a lack of oxygen and they start to die less than five minutes after their oxygen supply disappears.
In just about any office in the city, it is not uncommon for everyday items to disappear from the supply cabinet.
