Sentence examples for predictable supply from inspiring English sources
"There have been challenges around adequate and predictable supply at the health facilities which have been impeding use.
Tidal streams are seen as a plentiful and predictable supply of clean energy, as the UK tries to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
Marine current energy converters or tidal turbines represent an emerging renewable energy technology that can provide a predictable supply of electricity.
"We need to work together to restore that guarantee of uninterrupted, predictable supply so that our customers will continue to believe in us — and believe in Thailand," he said.
That way, dealers have a predictable supply of used cars.
Interstate highways built both predictable supply chains and consumer demand for US fast food restaurant chains such as Howard Johnson's and McDonald's after World War II (Schlosser 2000).
It is investing in other countries' facilities in return for more predictable supplies.
They were tailored for mechanised farming, intended to absorb large doses of chemical fertilisers and predictable supplies of water.
Every country in the network would then be able to rely on stable and predictable supplies from elsewhere: hydroelectricity in Scandanavia and the Alps, geothermal energy in Iceland and vast solar thermal farms in the Sahara.
The new initiative will result in lower costs and more predictable supplies of essential generic medicines, helping ensure that patients and their needs come first in the generic drug marketplace.
Taking into account the life-history characteristics of the species and based on the general hypothesis of positive effects of predictable food supply on survival, we predict that increments in the illegal use of poison during recent decades [18] have decreased survival rates of bearded vultures.
