Sentence examples for mean more supply from inspiring English sources

Over time, this will mean more supply.

He said that "more competitors means more supply, means more choice at better prices".

More movement means more supply of homes for sale, which should hold down prices.

He added: "The mayor thinks that people renting overpriced flats on insecure tenancies will be happy to see these luxury flats go up because it means more supply, but they're useless if they're not affordable".

That meant more supply, which lowered prices, killing rig demand.

Or that more business investment means more supply of products and services.

"This pipeline means more supplies for American consumers, and gives Russia more outlets for its crude".

"And more paper means more supplies," which is where the printing industry derives the bulk of its profits.

Mixed environments also mean more opportunities for reagents, supplies, equipment, and researchers to mix in unpredictable ways, creating new risks.

In a weak economy, he says, this additional supply could mean more bad news for landlords.

For one thing, more operating vehicles means more taxi supply in the taxi market, which is a solution to the imbalance of supply and demand currently in Wuxi.