Sentence examples for supply deficits from inspiring English sources
The government estimates that 27-59 million people could be living in areas affected by water supply deficits by the 2050s, even before considering increasing populations and rising water demand.
The Indian economy struggles with electricity supply deficits and low quality supply.
Ageing water infrastructure and population growth, issues that are characteristic of megacities, are likely to exacerbate water supply deficits in London.
Within a seasonal spring calving grazing system, at high GPSR and offering moderate amounts of additional supplements based on pasture supply deficits, both systems produced more milk and fat plus protein per hectare in comparison with Irish commercial dairy farms.
Historical rainfall records were then used as input for simulation and the results were used in probabilistic analysis for establishing the relationships between storage capacities and water supply deficits.
Coffee prices have fallen in anticipation of a bumper Brazilian crop, but the prospect of a growing supply deficit is stirring cocoa prices.
Prices soared almost to ten-year highs last summer when analysts forecast a huge supply deficit this season because of El Niño damage.
Jay Hakes, who until recently was director of the Energy Information Administration in Washington, said that the recent surge in activity by energy companies shows that there is no chronic supply deficit.
As many as 30 new gas-fired power stations are likely to be needed to make up the supply deficit, according to the report, but these are not being built.
Jara Zicha, a commodities analyst at Mintec, said sugar prices had risen amid "expectations that the global market will be in a supply deficit for the second consecutive year in 2016-17 and stocks will fall to six-year lows".
Attempts to cool the Chinese construction market will be the dominant theme.Gold's fear-fuelled rise in 2010 will be extended, with a near-doubling of the supply deficit supporting already lofty prices.
