Sentence examples for supply following from inspiring English sources
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.
Expressions of alarm are not in short supply following the provocative occupation by southern forces last week of the oil-producing Heglig region of South Kordofan state.
He said Saudi Arabia was not helping Opec with its tough stance against Iran, which has been keen to bolster supply following the lifting of sanctions.
Safrole, an important ingredient in Ecstasy that is made from the sassafras plant, was in short supply following seizures in Cambodia, where much of the stuff is produced.
Humour was not in short supply following the news that Icelandic group Baugur, which has stakes in (among many) Debenhams, Iceland, Karen Millen and Hamleys, has collapsed, although in some cases the jokes moved a little to the dark side.
In addition to the loss of water and hydroelectricity supply following glacial shrinkage, the Himalayas are expected to experience sudden and catastrophic flooding resulting from glacial lakes overwhelming their gravel moraine dams; decreased crop production resulting from erratic weather conditions; and the loss of numerous high altitude species unable to adapt to warmer conditions.
Holidaymakers travelling through Dover are being urged to stock up on vital supplies following severe delays last weekend.
The group's trade survey asked guest questions this quarter on brick supplies, following growing reports of long waiting times and rising prices.
Drivers also have been urged to stock up on supplies following last weekend's severe delays of up to 15 hours when tailbacks from Dover were up to 12 miles long.
No, what has the executives hunkering down is the worry that when the clock turns over to Jan . 1 2000, the nation's computer infrastructure will go on the fritz, with electricity and water supplies following suit.
A gloomy sensibility was particularly apparent this summer, when office lights were dimmed, temperatures turned up and strict office dress codes relaxed as Japan grappled with shrunken electricity supplies following the Fukushima nuclear incident.
