Sentence examples for fine supply from inspiring English sources

When the bureau's engineers presented this idea to Philips, the company turned them down, arguing that it already had a fine supply of glass.

In any case the retrograde idiom on which Hurston relied gives these stories a sharp immediacy and a fine supply of down-to-earth humor.

Although I dread the day when climate change is fine, supply chains are all fair, nothing goes to landfill, workers are healthy and safe, pension funds are all responsibly invested and some companies pay a little too much tax.

Some NATO commanders muse that Iran could offer a fine supply route for their troops into Afghanistan, safer than the Khyber Pass from Pakistan, now regularly attacked by the Taliban.So all eyes will be on the Iranian delegation expected to attend a big meeting to discuss Afghanistan at The Hague on March 31st.

This budget stimulus will pump up demand, which would be fine if supply grew commensurately.

Possession carries a maximum penalty of seven years' jail and/or an unlimited fine; the supply and  production of these type of substances carries up to 14 years in prison.

Long term, demand will be fine, but supply will be great, and that will keep stock where it's trading today.

Here's the challenge: While management by exception is well and fine, many supply chain managers today find themselves in a sea of red – where alerts are thrown for any and all out-of-bounds conditions.

OPEC said its members would meet again in February to review their decision and fine-tune supply levels.

Companies will be fined pounds 7.20 per day per worker if they underpay them, with a maximum fine for supplying false records of £5,000.

House paint has been a part of the modernist fine-art supply cabinet for more than a century, from Picasso to Pollock to Bridget Riley.