Sentence examples for supply of which from inspiring English sources

They were now eating with more caution, sticking mainly to white bread, their supply of which was nearly gone.

Around half of all organised criminals are thought to be involved in smuggling drugs, the supply of which is undiminished.

Or toast the future in the new, 1,100-sq metre brewery drinking hall, the water supply of which helped thwart the besiegers.

In the case of cocaine, the entire supply of which is controlled by Latin American cartels, this is an uncomfortable certainty.

Energy prices have dropped great news for Turkey since oil and natural gas account for 60% of its energy supply, of which over 90% is imported.

Still today, the primary source for fertilizers is phosphate rock, the supply of which is finite and estimated to be depleted within in the next century.

Organic lactose must be extracted from organic milk, the global supplies of which have been severely stretched in the last three years, driving up the price of the lactose.

Goma 2, supplies of which have been tightly controlled since the early 1980's, has been linked infrequently to ETA since then, officials said.

"They can't stop me now," he says.However, his ability to sell a broader selection of crops remains stymied by a shortage of seeds and fertilisers, supplies of which will not be available in the new market.

In Indonesia for example, at the national level 84 per cent of people have access to improved water supplies, of which 95 per cent are in urban areas and 76 per cent are in rural areas.

Similar acts can be expected in the food sector, which is already subject to export limits to conjure more domestic supply (much of which is lost to rot).