Sentence examples for supply raising from inspiring English sources
With ethylene in abundant supply, raising its price is hard.
States with surpluses acquired gold, pushing up the money supply, raising prices and making them less competitive.
Measurable levels of sucralose have been found in the water supply, raising questions about what happens to various animals when they consume it.
Research doctors say the demand for bodies and parts far outstrips the supply, raising prices and encouraging a growing number of body-parts entrepreneurs.
In 1999, the World Bank's International Finance Corporation (IFC) proposed a vast expansion of the city's water supply, raising real hope that a British or French company would lay pipes to the sprawling Ajegunle slum.
48 50 The high levels of household food insecurity among Dutch food bank recipients, and the number of people who qualify for food assistance surpassed the supply, raising the question of whether food banks are able to supply the right quantity or nutritional quality of foods.
Though there was no immediate danger of a cut-off, because of imports through pipelines connecting to supplies from Russia and Norway, the tightening of supply raised grave concerns.
Mr. Stevens's mother, Regina, a school cafeteria worker, downed a small drink from the car's supply, raised a glass and declared: "To Terrence.
An unexpectedly good survey of the country's manufacturing sector and a firm number for a key measure of the money supply raised hopes today that the New Year had started with Britain finally pulling out of recession.
An influx of uneducated villagers living in shantytowns or illegal construction strains the electrical grid and water supply, raises the price of housing and introduces a de-civilizing element.
A focus on assimilation of immigrant women's labor supply raises the question of the shape of labor supply profile with time in the United States and how (or if) it may differ between women from source countries with more and less traditional gender roles.
