Sentence examples for supply reducing from inspiring English sources

This in turn increases the draw on an already limited supply, reducing it to a dirty trickle.

Increasing integration with the global economy reduces the dependence of the American economy on domestic demand; it also opens new channels of supply, reducing inflationary pressures on costs and wages.

It does argue for pulling as many good ideas as possible from emerging food movements into the conventional system — but only if they serve the three goals of increasing supply, reducing environmental damage and improving food security.

If the shortfall in demand persists it can do lasting damage to supply, reducing the level of potential output (scenario 2) or even its rate of growth (scenario 3).

Therefore, various strategies (increasing the surface water supply, reducing groundwater mining, and some other auxiliary measures) of CTSRB together supported groundwater recovery in the Minqin oasis.

Regarding the transition to competitive bidding processes as promoted in the EU energy aid guidelines, it is necessary to critically discuss the question of how a stronger integration of different RES in existing electricity markets can actually contribute to improving security of supply, reducing the costs of RES expansion and transforming the electricity system.

This increase in supply reduced the price of private building and seldom did inter-war houses cost more than £5000.

A clean water supply reduces disease by 20%, and a latrine by nearly 40%, yet donors continue to pour money into water.

"Just as increased supply reduces the price for milk, oranges or telephone service, the placement of power plants in New York City will reduce upward pressure on prices and increases the reliability of the city's supply," Ms. Helmer said.

Paul Golby, his counterpart at E.ON UK, said: "The UK has to replace a third of its generating capacity in the next 15 years in a way that ensures security of supply, reduces carbon emissions and keeps energy as affordable as possible.

Roving patrols enforce the rules, and if you receive a warning but persist, you could be prosecuted, fined and see your water supply reduced to a trickle.