Sentence examples for supply contraction from inspiring English sources

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The US accounts for the bulk of non-Opec's 2016 oil supply contraction of 700,000 barrels per day forecast.

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So while Prescott's theory does a good job explaining relative changes (the countries with the biggest tax hikes had the biggest labor-supply contractions), it does a poor job explaining absolute changes.

In a joint statement, General Motors and Guido Dumarey's Punch Corporation said the challenges to domestic car manufacturing in Australia, lack of scale, high production costs, supply base contraction and increasing market fragmentation could not be overcome.

An important consequence is that, under low oxygen availability, the control exerted by energy-supply on contraction remains significantly lower in CH hearts compared with Control.

The metabolic shift to aerobic glycolysis and the mitochondrial dysfunction that occur throughout the remodelling event lead to insufficient energy supply, while excitation-contraction coupling impairment and abnormal collagen deposition turn into contractile dysfunction and fibrosis, respectively.

The glucose is stored as glycogen, a storage molecule that can be broken down to supply energy for muscle contraction during exercise and to supply energy during fasting.

Many new shipyards are thought to have closed in China without so much as a yelp.Theoretically the fall in prices should trigger a contraction of supply, as older ships are scrapped and new orders are cancelled.

The drastic contraction of supplies of the art from past centuries over the last five decades now threatens the very existence of the auction houses.

Although neither the drift hypothesis nor the contraction hypothesis supplies anything like precise likelihoods for these evidential claims, experts readily agree that each of these observations is much more likely on the drift hypothesis than on the contraction hypothesis.

Modifying the mechanisms responsible for energy production elasticity appears as a possible mean to maintain a balanced control pattern ("normal" control shared by energy-supply and demand) on contraction, and to ensure sufficient flexibility to adapt to new conditions.

Given the magnitude of the contraction in credit supply following the financial crisis of the late 1990s, it is no surprise that government spending failed to restore growth.

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