Sentence examples for reflected supply from inspiring English sources

Economists said this suggested that much of the slowdown in factory activity in the region last month reflected supply chain disruptions at motor vehicle assembly plants, which should prove to be temporary.

It reflects supply as well as demand.

Today's higher gasoline prices mostly reflect supply and demand.

On one level, what is happening here and elsewhere simply reflects supply and demand.

All that will be hard.Water is rarely priced in ways that reflect supply and demand.

This called for water prices to reflect supply and the cost of delivery by 2010.

Aside from higher mortgage rates, the residential construction figures last month could reflect supply constraints.

The market operates like an open-air auction house, except there are no barkers and no tote boards to reflect supply and demand.

Besides reflecting supply and demand, she said, these expenses covered the networks' plans for remaking the rooms into a stack of broadcast booths.

At a minimum, its auction is meant to set a share price properly reflecting supply and demand, and it should lead to a fairer distribution of shares.

Oil and wheat prices may rise and fall instantaneously to reflect supply and demand, but wages are "sticky": even when the economy goes bad, it takes a lot to make them fall.