Sentence examples for lower supply from inspiring English sources
Lower demand means lower supply.
AS a result of the sharply lower supply, prices of condominiums and co-ops also rose.
Ford's chief sales analyst, George Pipas, said his company's lower supply of 2006 models put Ford dealers in a strong position.
The market for this particular service was highly regulated, with a low willingness to pay out of pocket and an even lower supply of trained labour.
But to get renewables moving, Vesey argued the basic problem was the balance of supply and demand, and to fix that old coal-fired power stations needed to be shut down one way or another to lower supply.
Shaun Spiers, chief executive of the CPRE, said many aspects of the bill would harm rural life: "Families on lower incomes in the countryside already face higher house prices, lower wages and a lower supply of genuinely affordable housing.
"It is the dream we are all running after," says Roberto Testore, the chief executive of his Italian rival, Fiat Auto, "but it is difficult to bring to reality .Move the metalThe prize to be won in the form of lower supply-chain costs is enormous.
Lower supplies meant less oil entered refineries.
High prices and lower supplies pushed the United States to trim its use of oil in the 1980's, but the country now relies more than ever on imports.
On the fiscal side, Congress and the President can lower supply-side taxes.
Appropriate adjustment of the diffuser may improve E and ƐT up to 30%, while the lower supply-room air temperature difference may increase E and ƐT in average 75%and45%5%, respectively.
