Sentence examples for frequent supplies from inspiring English sources

They now depend on frequent supplies of parts -- like seats, steering wheels and engines -- which often arrive at factories only hours before they are to be installed.

The high-tech hardware manufacturing sector, for example, suffers frequent supply disruptions for a number of reasons.

L'Uritonnoir was originally dreamt up with summer festivals in mind, where straw bales are often in frequent supply, but portaloos are not.

The large numbers of children using Pingilikani dispensary could be attributed to the availability of adequate staff seven days a week, good malaria diagnostic facilities and a constant antimalarial drug supply in contrast to frequent supply problems reported elsewhere in Kenya [27].

Urban dwellers reported more frequent supply of alcohol in the past 6 months compared with suburban and rural dwellers (see table 2).

" I think the problem lies with shortage of treatment because chronic diseases needs proper medical maintenance with frequent supply of medication.

For high yield of good quality the crop needs a controlled and frequent supply of water throughout the total growing period; however, over-irrigation leads to reduced growth.

Good prediction of weekly and monthly requirements combined with regular checking of what is in stock before placing a new order is important to prevent frequent under-supply or over-supply of drugs, supplies or blood.

The inability of these plants to attain full generation capacity due to limited and expensive fuel supply inhibits frequent power supply.

Learner feedback suggested that due to a combination of misunderstanding the relative risk of all newborns developing bleeding disorders in the absence of vitamin K injection; and frequent insufficient supplies of vitamin K, some learners held the erroneous assumption that only premature infants should routinely receive a vitamin K injection immediately after birth.

Fliers eligible for PreCheck are chosen partly from lists of high-level frequent fliers supplied by a few airlines.