Sentence examples for persistent supply from inspiring English sources
However, the most distal (Jinhae Bay) system has continuously prograded bayward due to the persistent supply of sediments resuspended by strong tidal currents from nearby distal (Gadeok Waterway and eastern Geoje) systems.
We hypothesise that there is a persistent supply of mCDW and associated ocean heat flux to this region of the continental shelf that is capable of migrating to the grounding lines of the nearby Totten Glacier and Moscow University Ice Shelf.
Still, the industry acknowledges that future is clouded by persistent supply shortages in the face of what OTA calls the "seemingly unquenchable consumer demand for organic".
TODAY'S recommended economics writing: No benefit to financial stability from tighter policy (Real Time Economics) A recovery for the rest of us (Modeled Behavior) The persistent supply-side constraints in US housing (Alphaville) The design of worker insurance is critically important (Vox) Busy data day (Tim Duy).
So what's with this apparent massive and persistent excess supply of labor?
The river has its source in the mountains 185 miles inland, and it provides a persistent water supply for El Aaiún, the biggest city in Western Sahara.
Now, the figure above may look familiar from microeconomics; it's more than a bit like the standard analysis of a price floor that creates a persistent excess supply of a good, such as the way European price floors on agricultural products created butter mountains, wine lakes, etc.
Drought escape by growing in small crevices or near persistent water supplies, or by staying dormant for about 95% of the year.
Of note, the TACE-BEV subject with 3+ neovascularity at week 14 had neovessels arising from a persistent vessel supplying the tumor that had not been treated during the first TACE.
Use of this definition will probably lead to the inclusion of women who have experienced delayed lactogenesis but not necessarily persistent insufficient milk supply; when women stop breastfeeding before two weeks it is likely that this is due to very early breastfeeding troubles, therefore, there is also a possibility that the exposure will be over-reported according to this definition.
In large metropolitan areas such as Addis Ababa, household food security is being threatened by a combination of forces: a predominantly market-based food supply, persistent chronic poverty, and rising food prices.
