Sentence examples for down on supply from inspiring English sources

The company also envisions printing food for military use, which could cut down on supply runs.

Tightening credit and a more discriminating equity market may be accomplishing what no business would do on its own: tamping down on supply to moderate the prospect of a future bust.

The British have also set up ground-based radars that can detect the movement of a rabbit and use mobile quick reaction teams to swoop down on supply columns and insurgents.

Both Iflix and HOOQ pivoted to freemium earlier this year, and Iflix, in particular, has doubled down on supply.

In fact, half of our high-rent cities are located in the state of California; the state's desirable weather and cultural amenities amplify demand, and its coastal location means there's limited space to build, cutting down on supply.

The United States Drug Enforcement Administration says Mexico's battle against drugs is clamping down on supplies, citing the doubling of cocaine prices in the United States over the past two years.

Though Merck Frosst Canada, Merck's Canadian unit, has not yet clamped down on supplies to Canada, Vincent Lamoureux, a company spokesman, said: "This is something we're monitoring on a constant basis.

They also will push harder to crack down on supplies from other countries, along with the rising number of counterfeit drugs.

Western diplomats agreed with Mr. Singh's assessment, saying that while Pakistan might have trouble quickly halting violent acts committed by militants already in the Kashmir valley, it could clamp down on the supply of new ones tomorrow.

To keep costs down on the supply side, managed care companies have used the buying power of their big insurance pools to bargain with doctors and hospitals.

The buyouts have helped fuel rallies by cutting down on the supply of publicly traded equities.