Sentence examples for end up supplying from inspiring English sources
"We end up supplying both sides," Mohammed al-Fahim, chairman of Makarem General Trading and Real Estate, told the Middle East Economic Digest recently.
Moreover, Professor Heinz said, "New schools have a brand-name problem, and they end up supplying more at the bottom of the market".
Poulsen said technological advances in the energy industry meant wind power could end up supplying more than half of the UK's electricity demand.
"How did Hollywood end up supplying Netflix in the first place, particularly a product that was given to them on a flat-rate, wholesale basis?" said Jonathan A. Knee, a media investment banker and co-author of "The Curse of the Mogul".
In the end, such efforts turn out to be gratuitous as well: the psychological maneuverings of the novel's two heroes end up supplying more than enough narrative tension without the author's ham-handed efforts to deploy the lurid pyrotechnics of the conventional thriller.
HSBC's American branch ended up supplying a billion dollars to the bank.
With half of licitly traded weapons ending up supplying illicit traffic, you are right that a standardized international system for vetting and documenting exports of small arms is urgently needed (editorial, April 10).
In Italy, which had been slow to join the war against a onetime ally but ended up supplying support, Mr. Frattini said that Colonel Qaddafi's demise represented "a great victory for the Libyan people; Libya is finally free and it is now possible to establish that government that everyone has been waiting for, and to move on to democratic elections".
His book vanished without trace in his lifetime; resurfaced in the 1920s when it was reappraised by Virginia Woolf, WH Auden and Lawrence as a work of modernism before modernism was invented; became seen as a critique of imperialism and the evil that men do; foresaw the destruction of the natural environment; and ends up supplying the world with a chain of coffee bars.
The homebrew gun revolution won't create a million untraceable guns so much as it'll create a hundreds of thousands of Karl Lewises — solitary geniuses who had a good idea, prototyped it, began making it and selling it in small batches, and ended up supplying a global arms market with new technology and products.
As in-depth reports have shown, despite its good intentions, the J-1 program has ended up supplying corporations with vast pools of cheap temp workers lacking benefits, many of whom have little grasp of their rights and the expectations of the American workplace.
