Sentence examples for supply hence from inspiring English sources
It appears that the demand for female bosses exceeds supply—hence firms' willingness to bring them in from outside.
The economists' answer is presumably to mess around with the laws of demand and supply (hence Mayor Michael Bloomberg's ploy in New York of banning those ludicrously oversized fizzy drinks) or to invoke the price-mechanism i.e.
John Moulton, a spokesman for the Tennessee Valley Authority, the largest public power utility, said the council was organized as an ad hoc group to make the case that forcing utilities to upgrade their pollution-control devices could disrupt the nation's power supply, hence the term "reliability" in the name.
And demand for engineers and designers typically continues to outstrip supply — hence in part Pilot's focus on those two skills.
As mobile agent node is not limited by energy supply, hence only the data collection of inter-cluster is considered.
It reduces the existing load on the gap between energy demand and supply, hence plays a vital role in energy sustainability.
Now the Chinese would like to stop that for pollution reasons and are looking for gas supplies (hence the Russian deal).
All these achievements were carried out without the help of modern mountaineering equipment, without ropes, crampons, or oxygen supplies; hence, Humboldt and Bonpland suffered badly from mountain sickness.
Hence, a smaller τ maximizes the welfare any individual indexed by i obtains from a unit of labor, a portion ω i of the per capita rents that decreasing returns allow after K and labor are paid their marginal productivity, and income ρ K i drawn from factors that are perfectly elastically supplied, hence immune from tax incidence.
The relatively low level of knowledge regarding respirators and fans/ventilators is probably due to the unavailability of these supplies, hence the availability of these supplies can improve their utilization and TBIC practice overall.
A recovery in production in many of the major importing countries has resulted in less import demand on the international market amidst ample exportable supplies, hence a decline in ps, a development which is likely to continue through the rest of the year.
