Sentence examples for lagging supply from inspiring English sources
Process technology scaling, lagging supply voltage scaling, and the resulting exponential increase in power density, have made temperature a first-class design constraint in today's microprocessors.
But rocketing demand and a lagging supply of skilled hackers is boosting salaries and driving the defense industry's war for talent into the open, says Alan Paller, the director of research at the cybersecurity education-focused SANS Institute.
Well, you can imagine that if we don't have our five-year plan right and all of a sudden our demand for cranberries slows to 1% or 2% while the lagging supply curve comes in at 5% or 6%, we're going to end up oversupplied very quickly.
And in the summer, the prime minister called for everyone to insulate, insulate, insulate, with government subsidies for loft lagging supplied through the big energy companies The summer saw us briefly distracted from gloom by national success in the Olympics, turning our attentions to all things Chinese, and this was mirrored by the V&A's big spring/summer show: China Design Now.
According to Dudas, the cyclical global economic recovery, a lagged supply response and continued reflationary monetary policies from the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank should allow valuations to expand.
But much of that rise will be an unavoidable knock-on effect from the collision of soaring global demand for commodities with lagging global supply.
Worse still, because of the lags, supply will for a period continue to increase even as prices decline, pushing them lower.
Though the launch industry rebounded somewhat afterward (in 2006 there were 21 commercial launches), demand still lags behind supply.
"The demand outlook continues to be strong, with supply lagging elsewhere in the industry, and we are seeing new supplies proving slower to materialize than predicted," said Sam Walsh, the head of Rio Tinto's iron ore division.
So today we are growing demand for Ocean Spray cranberries at about a 5% or 6% clip, and we have supply lagging demand, coming in at about a 4% or 5% clip.
However, increases in water supply are lagging the coincident rise in atmospheric moisture demand with warming, indicating that ET may become more supply limited on a global basis if these trends persist in the future.
