Sentence examples for portion of supply from inspiring English sources

Losses from Libya and from Iran under intensified sanctions since mid-2012 have so far accounted for the largest portion of supply disruptions from the region over the past two years, with smaller additional losses from Iraq, Yemen and Sudan, and war-torn Syria.

As reported in [24], the efficiency of HPA can be given by the portion of supply power P DC that is delivered to the load as (eta = frac {P_{text {out}}}{P_{text {DC}}}), where P out is the average output power.

A large portion of their supply chains consist of a complex web of smallholders, middlemen and third-party suppliers, which makes traceability extremely difficult.

Pumped hydro, which contributes a significant portion of energy supply in certain countries, is by far the cheapest form of multi-hour energy storage.

Lane's soldiers destroyed some of Osceola's liquor supply, igniting it so that "a stream of flames" ran downhill into the Osage River — but they also consumed a considerable portion of the supply themselves.

On the other hand, China's control of a huge portion of the supply chain doesn't ensure its security, because high-end design and production often happens elsewhere.

The first large-scale analysis of corporate practices for sourcing sustainable materials shows that many companies address sustainability at some level, but most deal with only one or a subset of materials within a small portion of their supply chain.

The state policies include requirements that a portion of electricity supply come from clean sources, ensuring continued demand: "There is a broad national consensus that renewable energy is an important investment for the country," McElroy said.

“VF, therefore, spends less money on the inland portion of their supply chain,” he notes.

For imports, now a much larger portion of the supply mix, coal imports in China were up 9% last year.

The trend towards the emergence of value-chain specific funds and fund managers will continue, as digitalization is reaching ever further into numerous industry sectors and as Southeast Asia hosts an increasing portion of global supply chains.