Sentence examples for supply dips from inspiring English sources

If the supply dips to 49.7 hertz, a warning is issued by NRLDC to any state that is overdrawing, he said.

For all the energy resources that lie under Nigerians' feet, the fitful power supply dips at times to levels last seen when the country became independent nearly half a century ago.The cause of all this is extravagant corruption and mismanagement, coupled with a political culture that owes more to the principles of gangsterism than to any textbook on democracy.

RICS said after seven months of falling numbers of new buyers, demand now appeared to be stabilising in most areas as supply dipped.

The blood supply usually dips in the summer and around the winter holidays, Ms. Evers said.

Paladin Energy, which mines uranium in Malawi and Namibia (the largest sources of uranium oxide, or "yellowcake", after Kazakhstan, Canada and Australia), has warned that if the price stays depressed, supply will dip by 25% by 2020.

The generation that came of age during the 1970s would be obsessed with the threat of inflation seeing it just around the corner whenever there was a spike in the money supply, a dip in interest rates, or a blip in the CPI from commodity prices.

For months, he had heard that heating oil prices would rise much higher than last year and that supplies would dip much lower.

Heavy seasonal rains are a welcomed relief from intense summer and, importantly, they recharge drinking water supplies that dip to drought levels in the dry months.

Hotel owners, coming off of a sweet multiyear growth binge, are carrying too much new supply while occupancy dips.

Average amount of cash you have on you at any one time MINUS Average amount of cash partner has on them at any one time MULTIPLIED BY Occasions partner 'borrows' cash from you a week Let's be honest here: you use your partner as a cashpoint, and so see no point in having lots of money in your pocket when you have on hand a ready supply to be dipped into as and when you need it.

As we can see, exogenous factors such natural calamities can be induce producers to cut their supplies (the three dips in production correspond to the three hurricanes).