Sentence examples for smooth supply from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ike said it would be tough to ensure smooth supply of the Civic in the United States.

Energy looks like a classic candidate: a single market should smooth supply and demand fluctuations, facilitate economies of scale and check the divide-and-rule tactics of exporters.

Utilities have traditionally increased production from gas-fired power plants when needed to smooth supply and demand, but energy storage systems could, in theory, do the job more quickly and cleanly.

"While understanding the need to ensure a smooth supply chain, the word on the street is that many, many retailers make more money from having a complicated compliance system than they do from the product lines," said Mark Tuniewicz, senior vice chairman of the National Association of Credit Management, a 30,000-member group of corporate credit executives.

Grayling said he was disappointed Eurotunnel had taken him to court over contracts to "ensure the smooth supply of vital medicines" in the event of no deal, but that the £33m agreement would help ensure the NHS now had those medicines.

Given that 3He has been solely obtained as a byproduct from decay of tritium in nuclear weapons stockpiles or nuclear reactors, global agreement to reduce those facilities still holds, it seems unlikely to generate a smooth supply of 3He in the future.

More extensive interconnection with France, Norway and Denmark could smooth supplies.

"Because of Bulgaria's gradual decrease of armed forces, the sell-off of arms equipment and the deposition of ammunition, relatively smooth supplies for such deals can be ensured," the former official said.

For mains operation a step-down transformer, rectifier, and smoothing supply the required 12 V d.c.

Because nuclear is "always on", it does nothing to smooth the supply curve from wind, or to better match total supply to demand, which is also highly variable.

With Ritchie continuing to smooth the supply lines to Afobe and King, Newcastle struggled to escape their own half.