Sentence examples for serious supply from inspiring English sources
Of those 10, two are likely to face serious supply challenges in the coming years.
Options for tackling inflation, which is driven in part by serious supply bottlenecks, are limited.
First, a serious supply disruption, or even the fear of it, could send the oil price soaring (see article).
And Spencer Abraham, Mr Bush's energy secretary, has repeated for the umpteenth time that there is a serious supply crunch.At the outset such concerns seem reasonable.
On Monday, a survey showed Greek manufacturing activity plunged to a record low as new orders plummeted and the three-week bank shutdown caused serious supply problems.
Incident involving failures of ASTM A53 carbon steel (CS) pipe, connected to pressure safety valve (PSV) and carrying raw gas has caused serious supply disruption.
None of that may matter, thanks to the brute reality of the Manhattan private-school admissions race: There is a serious supply-demand imbalance between school seats and children, especially downtown.
He warns patients of the side effects of antibiotics, the dangers of breeding resistant micro-organisms, the need for these drugs by others with gastrointestinal and urinary tract infections, and the more serious supply-and-demand issues in the event of a large-scale biological attack.
With mobile data traffic growing at 100 times the rate of wireless voice traffic, a serious supply-demand imbalance is headed our way - one that can only be relieved by government leadership to make more spectrum available to keep pace with consumer demand.
This is essential to build institutions in developing countries to implement reform programmes and also to augment resources to meet the high costs of implementing the provisions needed to make domestic rules conform to international rules and to overcome serious supply-side constraints.
However, this abundance is still insufficient, and the power industry in China is facing serious coal supply congestion due to supply and transport restrictions.
