Sentence examples for supplies compared with from inspiring English sources

A relative lack of booty and supplies compared with campaigns in Europe also weakened morale.

Airdrops are fraught with technical and logistical difficulties, including high cost and a low volume of supplies compared with land convoys, as well as hazards for civilian aircrew operating over a country at war and for civilians on the ground.

Such users are willing to pay the equivalent of $20 a kilowatt for backup supplies, compared with about 7 cents a kilowatt, on average, for electricity drawn directly from the utility grid.

"Households in the countries that experience political unrest spend, on average, more than 35 percent of their income on food supplies," compared with less than 10 percent in developed countries.

The first is that they tend to have more plentiful resources and supplies compared with labs in other countries.

Findings suggest only 50% of English hospitals now use non-OSD inpatient supplies compared with what would have been standard prior to the introduction of OSD.

The price difference remains staggering – $350 for a year's supply compared with $10,000 for the branded medicines – so a poor country like South Africa had little choice.

At the current sales pace, it would take about eight months to exhaust that supply, compared with a healthy level of about six months.

It has long had an unhealthy dependence upon coal, which accounts for nearly four-fifths of its total energy supply, compared with 50% of America's.

Because they are used for only a few minutes at a time and are in short supply compared with beach chairs, you ought not render them unavailable for hours.

In subsequent posts, I'll address some related issues, including the definition of labor supply, levels of spending on means-tested programs, impacts on incentives to paid employment and the relative importance of labor supply compared with labor demand.