Sentence examples for fix supplies from inspiring English sources

Firemen and TEPCO workers have volunteered to brave repeated amounts of high radiation to keep water jets playing on overheating fuel rods, and to fix supplies of electricity.

The company's net debt increased to £466m at the end of December from £383m three months earlier, caused by acquisitions and spending to fix supply chain problems.

To fix the world you need to fix supply chains.

Other banks, when seeking to provide renminbi to their clients, are limited to bidding for the fixed supplies that circulate offshore.

Land is in fixed supply, whereas the buildings are not.

When you combine fixed supply with flexible demand, it's suppliers, not demanders, who pocket the tax cut.

It estimated that 300 million people on the continent, more than a third of the population, have no fixed supply.

On a land value tax Land is in fixed supply, and its value is independent from its owner's use of it.

Like land, its definition has been broadened over time to include payment to any productive resource with a relatively fixed supply.

The difference, said Rae Rosen, the senior regional economist for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, is that, even more than its suburbs, the city is "pretty much landlocked, so we're bidding up a fixed supply".

"We think this is more likely than not to lead to higher demand for the relatively fixed supply of housing in the UK, and so to higher prices," it says.