Sentence examples for supply lower from inspiring English sources

Among them are the run of the mill 150W power supply (lower power consumption means lower power bills for you, natch), a GPU with a  smaller footprint, and 256MB of internal storage via a flash chip.

These policies may induce either a positive effect on labor supply (lower labor fixed costs) or a negative change on participation, particularly when the amount of the benefit is close to the potential labor income (Franz et al. 2011).

Thus, over the last few years, it has been the strategy of Saudi Arabia to keep the oil pumping on high to increase supply, lower price and hurt the competitive ability of U.S. energy suppliers.

The desired result is greater economic efficiency, a more consistent food supply, lower costs of production and, in theory, cheaper food.

By contrast, Gigaspora is known to supply lower quantities of P to the plants, usually with a delay caused by synthesis of polyphosphates in the extraradical mycelium [ 41].

Every six years, each president played tricks to help his hand-picked successor win -- artificially strengthening the peso, increasing the money supply, lowering interest rates, handing out a nationwide wage increase shortly before election day.

The ban's opponents say that leaving it in place could stifle future growth in the booming US oil industry by driving up domestic supply, lowering costs.

That is, an unexpected growth of money supply lowers interest rates (to maintain equilibrium on the money market), with a unidirectional causality running from money supply to the interest rate.

California's cap-and-trade program -- the country's first multi-sector carbon emissions trading program -- now requires gasoline and diesel producers to supply lower-carbon fuels or to buy carbon allowances -- pollution permits -- for the greenhouse gases emitted when those fuels are burned.

With the buffalo food supply lowered, Native Americans were forced to stay on reservations.

They wore them to increase blood flow, supposedly supplying lower leg muscles with more oxygen and more evenly distributing muscle strain.