Sentence examples for supply snapshot from inspiring English sources

Oil futures rose slightly Wednesday after the U.S. government's weekly supply snapshot showed declining inventories of crude and distillate fuel, which includes heating oil.

Traders brushed aside OPEC's words, once they heard that inventories of crude in the world's largest energy consuming nation, the U.S., had fallen by a larger-than-expected 1.8 million barrels last week to 329 million barrels, according to the U.S. Energy Department's weekly supply snapshot.

They supply snapshots of young artists, open up neglected areas of the repertory, preserve the great voices of the past.

Kantar also supplies a snapshot of the latest four weeks of sales to 20 July, which is even more closely watched by the stock exchange.

So while King doesn't provide any forward guidance in its filing, it does supply us with a snapshot of how its big games are performing.

It provides a multi-country snapshot of policy, practice, supplies, and activities, and guides national and global program managers and policy makers in setting priorities.

Dell Computer, which already boasts one of the most efficient distribution operations and lowest inventory levels in the electronics industry, is deploying i2 Technologies' Rhythm software to get instant snapshots of any step along its supply chain.

The facility assessment only provides a snapshot of staff, services, equipment and supplies that were available and functioning on the day of the assessment and cannot evaluate those that were available at any other period of time.

That's the topline stat from the annual snapshot of the communications and media market supplied by the UK communications regulator, Ofcom.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Snapshot of the SP Platform at the information supply step (the experiment was in Italian).

Because the twins had shared a placenta and a blood supply in utero, studying Isabella's blood could offer a snapshot of what Olivia's blood looked like before she got sick.