Sentence examples for escalating supply from inspiring English sources

"Inventory is shrinking and the prices are escalating — supply and demand".

At the same time, they say, "lodging demand is expected to remain ahead of the escalating supply pipeline"–a positive imbalance for those seeking to share in the gain rather than the pain.

And the escalating supply is keeping prices low.

Economists say they expect prices to remain high despite the relative weaknesses of the American and European economies because global demand for oil — especially diesel — is escalating and outstripping supply.

AN INTERESTING piece in the Wall Street Journal suggests that some hotels are responding to the credit crunch by promoting their presidential suites, rather than cutting rates or focusing on the lower end of the market.with competition in the U.S. hotel industry escalating as room supply continues to grow and demand slows, hotels are putting more glitz into their top suites.

Russia has threatened in response, to escalate weapons supplies to the Syrian government (including the means for it to defend itself against U.S. air attack) were U.S. planes to attack Syrian government positions -- either deliberately or accidentally.

With climate change concerns escalating, fossil fuel supplies diminishing and electricity consumption expected to double in 10 years, nuclear has regained some of its lost luster.

As the Commission explains, "Our diminishing land capacity for producing food animals, combined with dwindling freshwater supplies, escalating energy costs, nutrient overloading of soil, and increased antibiotic resistance, will result in a crisis unless new laws and regulations go into effect in a timely fashion...

In short, the demand for teachers is escalating, while simultaneously the supply of teachers is faltering.

To supply the escalating demand for cheap organic milk, agribusiness companies are setting up 5,000-head 5,000-headften in the dairies

It is now trying to correct that lapse by escalating operations to take out supply and communications lines.