Sentence examples for same level of supply from inspiring English sources

Janet Poppendieck, a professor of sociology at Hunter College who has studied food banks and nutrition among the poor, said that "there is a built-in squeeze on food banks, a constant downward pressure on supplies, which means they have to work harder and harder to get the same level of supply".

Research notes supply chains where competitors selling the same types of products at the same level of the supply chain may work together to achieve superior profits, using the term "co-opetition" to describe the phenomenon.

When labor becomes more productive, wage rates surge, and thus the demand for labor by industry would decrease, given the same level of output supply.

For this comparison, samples originating from the same level of P supply for all three harvests were pooled to give a high-P pool and a low-P pool.

The water pan can last for twenty years under good maintenance in order to supply the same level of economic benefits.

The 5 10 year period is the interlude in which the water pan can last under good maintenance in order to supply the same level of economic benefits.

All diets were formulated to supply the same level of true protein digested in the small intestine (DVE) and net energy lactation (VEM).

If Dell wants to succeed in the server business in Asia, it will need to ensure it does not supply the same level of support that it currently provides to PC clients.

Indeed we would call on the government to go further by being more prescriptive in how councils publish data – by ensuring confidential details are removed, that everyone follows the same format, supplies the same level of detail, suppliers are consistently named, all cells are complete before being uploaded and that negative spends are excluded.

Drinking water from domestic wells is not regulated by federal standards and typically does not receive the same level of monitoring and treatment as drinking water supplied by public water systems (U.S. EPA 2003).

The present study showed no significance for nervous system defects, which contrasts with results from Dodds and King (2001) that neural tube defects were significantly associated with exposure to > 20 μg/L BDCM ORR = 2.5; 95% CI, 1.2 5.1), the same level of BDCM we found in Perth water supplies (Table 2).