Sentence examples for supplied in time from inspiring English sources
If the freighters heading for Japan cannot be supplied in time, crews, captains and owners all stand to take a 20 percent to 25 percent pay cut, Mr. Gleason said, as crabs not sold in Japan are left to flood the market elsewhere and drive down the price.
So, you may ask, where is the escapism that Hollywood is contracted to supply in times of woe? Outside of computer animations about penguins - which invariably pack an apocalyptic climate-change message - it's nowhere to be seen.
Smith called police again with more details of his location inside the house – supplied in real time by texts from Gregory.
There is an equivalent of those buys in the new media, in the form of ads supplied in real time to google.com and other Web sites on subjects that are suddenly relevant to computer users.
Supply chain planning Sales market selection: it must be decided which sales markets are supplied in which time periods with which products, and if demands are met in full or only at a specific percentage (partial deliveries).
Sales market selection: it must be decided which sales markets are supplied in which time periods with which products, and if demands are met in full or only at a specific percentage (partial deliveries).
But any letter-rating upgrades will be supplied in an "expeditious time frame," the department said.
Large job losses continued in manufacturing and in help supply services (the industry that supplies just-in-time workers).
The I.E.A. does not act in response to specific price levels, rather to ensure adequately supplied markets in times of supply disruption.
StMCV and SrMPV modes provide cues targeting gait modification with information supplied in terms of vibration time and intensity, respectively.
In the same bulletin, it warned that the first "critical pipeline break" in its Syrian operations was expected in January 2015, adding: "Considering commodity lead times, additional resources must be secured by early November to ensure procurement and arrival of supplies in time for January distributions".
