Sentence examples for stronger supply from inspiring English sources

Britain's competitors have better educated workforces, more predictable flows of capital to industry, and stronger supply chains.

Meanwhile, it scotches fears of a housing bubble, saying an accelerating market supported by the government's Help to Buy scheme will be kept in check by stronger supply from house building.

But in the long run America will benefit if other big economies stave off disaster thanks to this stimulus; in the meantime, low interest rates around the world have helped to restrain borrowing costs in America, propping up housing.Subdued global demand has also lowered oil prices, as has stronger supply from both America and OPEC.

NPD says that in 2013, other manufacturers competing with Apple will be looking to build stronger supply chain relationships with touch-capable notebooks (most likely based on Windows 8), and ultra-slim PCs, and that those competitors are working hard on locking down sufficient mobile display volumes from supplier partners.

"It is unlikely that responders could quickly react to an oil spill unless there were improved port and air access, stronger supply chains and increased capacity to handle equipment, supplies and personnel".

Over the next 18 to 24 months, Target will see "moderate performance gains" in the form of higher sales, lower markdowns and a stronger supply chain feeding into its Canadian stores, according to S&P.

"Before too long, we think prices will be generally stronger, supplies tighter, and that will certainly help the economics of building the pipeline".

Second, a new Stanford University study has concluded that the long-term benefits of stronger supply-chain security exceed the up-front costs; improved security is good for the bottom line.

Its manufacturers have strong supply chains in China and its consumer firms sell plenty there.

"It requires disposable time and disposable income, which is not in real strong supply with that age group".

He also ensured that strong supply management allowed the organisation to operate normally in a troubled market.