Sentence examples for supplies means from inspiring English sources
The bump in prices because of the uncertainty about future supplies means the poor in some areas of the world will face higher bread prices in the coming months.
The head of the energy regulator, Alistair Buchanan, says a combination of power plants closing and fierce competition for gas supplies means Britain's energy reserves are extremely limited.
For young women in particular, this access to information and supplies means the ability to delay motherhood, stay in school and lead healthy and productive lives.
Destiny and have literally no interest in meeting you for at least three hours"; where "one gram of party supplies" means 0.8 grams of glucose, cut with an infant's teething medicine; where it's fine to advertise your illegal services because police could never decode the Zodiac cipher of SMS messages: "Charlie and Mandy are in town and wanna get nosy ;)".
South Asia earthquake: Delivering supplies means saving lives NEW YORK, 10 October 2005 – When the deadly earthquake struck South Asia on 8 October, emergency supplies were pre-positioned in UNICEF's warehouses in Karachi and Peshawar, Pakistan.
Despite these inconsistencies, the large number of people exposed to chlorinated water supplies means that potentially the population-attributable risk is high, even though the available evidence suggests that the risk, if any, for stillbirth and low birth weight in relation to THMs is small.
Lower supplies meant less oil entered refineries.
Food supplies meant to tide people over through this poor harvest are already running out.
Meat producers have been cutting production to recover from the downturn because smaller supplies mean higher prices.
The problem was that the lack of medical supplies meant that many more among the survivors died from their injuries.
On 28 June, the company's string of failures continued, when a rocket disintegrated shortly after liftoff and destroyed its cargo of supplies meant for the ISS.
