Sentence examples for supply giving from inspiring English sources

Back in 2009, as fracking and the mining of the oil/tar sands in Alberta ramped up  –  when people were talking about Peak Oil and the dangers of the supply giving out  –  I wrote a piece called "The Future Without Oil".

In less populous states, that may mean barnstorming to places where poets are in short supply, giving readings and workshops at schools, prisons, military bases, homeless shelters, or, as Diane Raptosh, Idaho's current writer in residence, once did, on a moving school bus.

The demand for their prosaic products far outstrips supply, giving monastic businesses the kind of pricing flexibility usually associated with dominant brands or patent protection.

Therefore, there was an abundance of capital for investment and supply, giving no berth to the elements of stagflation, unemployment and inflation.

The space and the budget are in short supply, giving the big demand for care.

Paradoxically, however, as the duration of ischaemia increases, cells become adversely sensitive to restored blood supply, giving rise to additional damage on reperfusion (reperfusion injury).

The emphasis on supply gave way to a focus on combat forces.

Kittens, however, are in surprisingly short supply, given the general rule of thumb that the internet is made of cats.

As for Leeds, any sympathy for the Championship club will be in short supply, given the team that Thomas Christiansen picked.

There also is the question of the security of energy supply given that some of the nuclear plants were shut down in 2011.

But researchers in Delhi argue that policymakers and farmers, keen to boost food supply, give too little thought to the threats to public health.