Sentence examples for supply difficulties from inspiring English sources
He said the past week had been "incredibly challenging" and that supply difficulties could last for weeks.
Apple Computer overcame supply difficulties to post second-quarter earnings exceeding analysts' expectations, indicating the company's flashy new iMac home computer was being well received.
The only hope was to exploit the invader's supply difficulties, which would be great if Persia's naval allies, including the formidable Phoenicians, could be beaten at sea.
Other elements such as logistics and supply difficulties and the lack of economic profitability of forest products constitute limitations identified in the implementation of bioenergy systems.
The major cooking fuels in Nigeria, which are fuel wood and kerosene, face supply difficulties, price instabilities, safety, health and environmental challenges.
The whole program could be summarized in the term folkhemmet, in which society is viewed as a "home" for the people, taking care of their needs in unemployment, sickness, and old age; but, with the advent of World War II in 1939, reforms were postponed because of rising military expenditure and supply difficulties.
"We do not see any supply difficulty," said Anand Sankaran, executive technology leader for energy storage and high-voltage systems at Ford Motor.
Estimates of Be requirements and available resources suggest that this could represent a major supply difficulty for solid-type blanket concepts.
Many of the women we interviewed encountered significant challenges with breastfeeding, including insufficient milk supply, difficulty getting the baby to latch properly, pain during breastfeeding, or, later, the need to integrate breastfeeding with employment.
Shortages of staff, equipment and supplies, difficulty accessing health facilities, and lack of clear guidelines on PNC need to be addressed in order for ANC and PNC to achieve their full potential for maternal and newborn health.
Model railway maker Hornby has reported falling sales but insisted there was "light at the end of the tunnel" as it approached the crucial Christmas selling season, having made progress on resolving supply chain difficulties.
