Sentence examples for supply caps from inspiring English sources

DuPont arrived in 1902 to supply caps for quarries and oil exploration concerns.

As a protectionist measure, there has always been a supply cap on the number of taxi medallions permitted in the city.

My personal view is that the societal consensus behind low but positive inflation that prevails at the moment makes a lot of sense.More broadly, a hard supply cap or built-in deflation is not an inherent strength for a would-be money.

When you're talking about the marquee sporting event of the year with supply capped at 73,000 seats macro-issues aren't going to play a major role.

Such an auctioning approach can ensure that a fixed quantitative REDD supply cap is achieved in a competitive setting.

Mr Makovich argues that, by not providing a top-up, regulators worsened the shortfall in supply.The caps don't fitWorse yet, they are tinkering with the reform process in ways that are both arbitrary and unhelpful.

A letter dated 1947 on New York Yankees stationery hangs on the wall of the Neptunus clubhouse, promising the club a fresh supply of caps and catchers' masks to replenish those worn out during the war.

Swimmers will be supplied with caps and nose clips but not the rhinestones that are a mainstay of the competitive circuit.

Colum McGuire, vice president of welfare at the NUS says: "Universities should urgently be looking at properly planning accommodation supply and capping rent increases to ensure students are not priced out of living in halls".

An interesting thing to note is that Bitcoin's supply is capped at 21 million bitcoins.

Demand for a stock can be virtually infinite, but supply is capped by the number of existing shares.