Sentence examples for impending supply from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg said automotive executives were meeting Tuesday in Detroit to discuss the impending supply shortage.

Investors were turning away from bonds, either because they were sold on the stock market rally or feared impending supply.

Is the impending new supply part of the reason for the sell-off?

Many investors in the late 1970s shared his faith that rising metal prices reflected finite supply and impending shortages.

The long-term global trend of falling commodity prices, despite growth in the world economy, is not due to the failure of markets to reflect diminishing supplies and impending shortages.

That may force Metrovacesa to sell all or part of the building, possibly at a loss.A second reason why the worst may not be over is the impending imbalance between demand and supply for office space.

America's demography is far more favourable, but the growth in its working-age population, at some 0.3% a year over the coming two decades, will be less than a third of the post-war average.With millions of workers unemployed, an impending slowdown in the labour supply might not seem much of a problem.

Resilience, the property of supply chains to handle impending vulnerabilities and potential disruptions is becoming a success factor for modern firms.

Running out of luck is often one of the earliest signs of a manager's impending decline, but, at 60, Smith's supply seems to be nowhere near exhaustion.

Hospitals were then asked whether they had begun to address the ethical considerations such as distribution of limited resources or rationing of supply and care during an impending influenza pandemic.

He had invited Yeltsin to a hunting trip there to try to secure Russian oil and gas supplies for Belarus during the impending winter.