Sentence examples for supply back into from inspiring English sources

The bank, the world's biggest lender to shipping, reckons that, failing a surge in world economic growth, many ships will have to be broken up to bring supply back into line with demand.Shipping requires a lot of capital.

The way to win her over is to divert the entire food supply back into civilian market & make it possible for women to wrap up little packages for shipment abroad, with cards reading "To A Soldier Boy," and "For Our Gallant Allies".

An exhaust grille, a rectangular opening 0.3 m by 0.6 m, located in the false ceiling in the corridor outside each cubicle and outside the nurses' station, recirculates 70% of the air supply back into the fan-coil unit.

And the free-market types, too, who replied — only a shade less dolefully — that sharply rising prices would be the key to getting oil supplies back into balance with demand.

If the tank is empty but you suspect sediment remains, turn the cold-water supply back on to allow more water into the unit.

We generated detailed measures of drinking water risks by tracing each individual's mains water supply back to the water treatment works and into the source catchment.

"You take it into the office environment, to our supply partners, back into our distribution network.

When he followed the supply chain further back, into Asia, the situation was not so simple.

When things turned bad, many analysts said the total number of restaurants needed to shrink by at least 20,000 to bring supply and demand back into balance.

To bring supply and demand back into balance, analysts say the industry needs a shakeout, through mergers, takeovers, exits and perhaps even failures.

So things that get supply and demand back into sync — like steep cutbacks in the number of new homes being built — are good things.