Sentence examples for limits of supply from inspiring English sources

When oil markets operate at the limits of supply, even the smallest extra disruption has a disproportionate effect.

In 2008 a still-growing rich world and a boom in developing countries pushed demand for oil and food up against the limits of supply.

In California, that meant that, as demand neared the limits of supply, the producers could be virtually certain that almost any offer they made would be accepted, said Richard Schuler, an engineering and economics professor at Cornell University.

That is the exact place where the Long Island Power Authority hopes an electrical cable can be buried next year to carry up to 600 megawatts of power 26 miles underneath Long Island Sound to the Island, where the demand for electricity appears to be creeping close to the limits of supply.

Thus, the extraction required to feed this exponential consumption has led us beyond a manageable condition to where now we approach the limits of supply, of unsustainable demand, of corruption, of continuing disparity between rich and poor, and of uncertain security for nations, tribes, and communities.

However, the lack of change in the ratio of frequency (consultations/month) can be explained partially by the limits of supply and the management of free appointments in the general practices of the National Health System in Spain.

The upper limit of supply is likely closer to 23 years using present- day rates of consumption".

Without adding legal penalties for drug possession or imposing new limits on supply, the use of opiate-containing medications eventually dropped by 24 to 50percentt.

This week, Israel announced it would ease limits on supplies of goods, including fuel, into Gaza following the closure by the Egyptian authorities of almost all smuggling tunnels which supply the population with much of its day-to-day needs.

Using blood made from stem cells would unshackle blood services from the limits of human supply, and any risk of infection would be removed.

Of course, Airbnb may hit the limits of either supply or demand before then, but smaller hotels are already blaming it for their woes.