Sentence examples for supply jumped from inspiring English sources

However, although homes supply jumped last month, it did not rise sharply enough to keep pace with demand.

The number of people without secure food supplies jumped from 10.6m to 12m, about half of the population.

This may mean nothing – money supply jumps around.

And the Saudis, until then not knowing what the world's reaction would be if they started to constrain supply, happily jumped on board knowing they had the implied support of the U.S. Government cheering them along.

And in Southern California, rebuilding costs soared even higher as the demand for contractors and building supplies suddenly jumped after the Carrolls' home and several thousand others were destroyed in wildfires over a few days last October.

The Federal Reserve has been expanding the money supply to jump-start the economy and stave off deflation.

Furthermore, because tickets were in short supply, his jumping the line means that someone farther back might not get to go.

Burns was a feckless political animal who took orders from Nixon and inflated the money supply to jump start the economy going into the 1972 election campaign.

Mr. King knows how to alter the texture: just as the eye craves change, he supplies jumps or speed or floor work.

They found that the supply of ACT jumped in six of eight sites where the pilots were held, rising by 26-52%.

Shares in the office supply retailer, Staples, jumped $2.16, or 13percentto to $18.39, after it said that third-quarter earnings rose 40percentt, helped by expansion of its delivery business and improved profit margins.