Sentence examples for much needed supply from inspiring English sources

But to get the complete picture, one cannot ignore the severe protectionist distortions, both new and old, that have crippled the much needed supply response in world food markets.

"The reports of up to 15 people killed and 50 injured, if confirmed, would constitute a totally unacceptable response by the Israeli military to what was a humanitarian mission attempting to deliver much needed supplies to the people of Gaza".

In October 1862, Gen. J.E.B. Stuart galloped out of Virginia toward Chambersburg at the head of 1,800 crack, well-mounted cavalry, on orders from General Lee to gather intelligence on Federal troop movements, commandeer much needed supplies and destroy property – including a vital railroad bridge at Scotland, five miles north of Chambersburg.

Thanksgivings were celebrated at the end of these and other hardships and in honor of such auspicious events as the "dissipation of the pirates," the succession of English kings and safe ocean crossings of ships bearing colonists and much needed supplies.

His crew of 250 men and women have been delivering much needed supplies both by helicopter and by sea.

The arrival of the SS Vega into the harbour at St Helier with much needed supplies at the end of 1944 has been illustrated on the miniature sheet.

This caused the landing zone to become perilously small, and effectively choked off much needed supplies.

Prior to the arrival of the British, a small fleet of supply ships had arrived in Quebec with much needed supplies.

1.1 million residents in the city of San Juan went to supermarkets to get much needed supplies in anticipation that the storm might hit Puerto Rico.

On 4 March 1098, relief arrived in the form of a Crusader fleet, the "Saxon Crusade", bringing much needed supplies from the west.

But the WFP claims the plane is merely the most convenient way to get much needed supplies to the 200,00 stranded civilians in Deir ez-Zor.