Sentence examples for supply broadly from inspiring English sources

So the money supply broadly defined hasn't taken off – a complete surprise!

Much of China's inflation is being fueled by the extraordinary growth in its money supply, broadly measured as so-called M2, which has soared a total of nearly 53 percent in the last two years.

Money supply, broadly stable in the 1960-70s, escalated five-fold by 1990 and then continued to rise exponentially to 2011, a 20-fold explosion after Thatcher dismantled all controls over bank credit.

"Most suppliers for the UK market will have a risk strategy built into their supply chain that allows them to divert prawn sourcing away from traditional grounds into others and therefore keep supply broadly in line with demand," says a spokesperson.

The project, which is intended to supply computers broadly to children in developing nations, was conceived in 2005 by a computer researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Nicholas Negroponte.

Compared with the same period a year ago, bank lending slowed in February, as did the growth in the money supply, as broadly measured by a yardstick known as M2.

"Our findings provide further justification for promoting healthful diets as a national priority for chronic disease prevention, as well as for legislative and regulatory actions to improve the food supply more broadly," study author Dong Wang, a doctoral candidate in the nutrition and epidemiology departments at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, said in a statement.

He believes the rise is a consequence of an increase in demand for childcare, while the supply is remaining broadly static.

Between the aggradation of terraces T3 and T4 there was a substantial increase in sediment supply, which is broadly in keeping with the erosion history in the surrounding uplands.

Libyan production declines equivalent to 1.5percentt of global supply have been broadly offset by higher production elsewhere.

THE definition of medicines and medical supplies is interpreted broadly under the new law.