Sentence examples for supply so far from inspiring English sources

And they were trying to get information and financial help that, despite major governmental efforts, are in short supply so far.

About 800,000 tickets -- the total supply so far for United States residents -- will be put on sale in October; on the Internet, at www.saltlake2002.com.saltlake2002.com

It will be seen, therefore, that, according to theory, it was to be expected, both here and abroad, that England's wheat supply, so far as it depends on the eastern counties, would be at its lowest at and about the present time.

The demand far exceeds the supply so far.

In an e-mail, Yalmaz Siddiqui, the senior director of environmental strategy for Office Depot, for which B-Line has delivered 20,000 cartons of supplies so far this year, listed the boons to working with B-Line.

It had been indicated to wholesalers that an English language version of this week's edition of Charlie Hebdo might be made available, however it is understood that that only the French language version has been supplied so far.

He wrote in July: "The committee requests that you reconsider your position and release to the committee fuller information about the frequency and content of these contacts than you have supplied so far".

"The equipment we have supplied so far is not arms, but we have no evidence that that has fallen into the wrong hands in any sense and we have been supplying it for some time, so bear that in mind," he said.

Photograph: /Thomson Reuters US crude oil has also hit a nine-month high, as traders watch events in the Middle East: Ken Hasegawa, a Tokyo-based commodity sales manager at Newedge Japan, sums up the mood: "There have been no disruptions to oil supplies so far but people are very nervous".

US officials say only two of an estimated 700 supplied so far have ended up in the hands of al-Nusra, or other jihadist groups, unlike in the case of a separate $500m attempt to raise a unit to fight Islamic State.

The messages supplied so far include all existing computer "mail" on Iran and the contras sent or received by those NSC officials, dating to the day the officials were employed by the White House.