Sentence examples for in enough supplies from inspiring English sources

"Now we'll have to move heaven and earth to bring in enough supplies to reach the central mountains before the snow falls".

If those efforts don't bring in enough supplies, it means either his teachers — who start at a salary of $32,500 — usually pay for the supplies themselves, or the district "would probably have to get into cutting personnel if we had to supply absolutely everything," he said.

Beach bothies can be cold and damp – or non-existent – so make sure you take a bivvy bag in case you need a plan B. For water, look for where the river descends to the beach (to the right of the entrance) or carry in enough supplies for the night.

So far, the agency has brought in enough supplies to feed 65,000 children in southern Somalia.

"We are in a race against time as we try to bring in enough supplies to save lives," said Bjorn Ljungqvist, UNICEF Representative to Ethiopia.

UNICEF continues to assist survivors with humanitarian aid that was delivered within 48 hours of the disaster, when six trucks brought in enough supplies to meet the basic needs of 40,000 people.

"You need three resources to build a league: fans, broadcasters and sponsors, but none are in enough supply right now," said Munehiko Harada, a professor at Osaka University of Health and Sports Sciences.

So far this month, the child rights' agency has brought in enough supplementary feeding supplies for 65,000 children in the drought affected regions of Southern Somalia.

In July, enough supplies arrived to enable the wing to continue operating at normal strength.

Each schools-in-a-box contains enough supplies for 100 children – will be distributed to over 40 community and government schools in flood damaged areas of Southern, Lusaka, and Western Provinces.

With so many people in need, UNICEF did not have enough supplies in stock.