Sentence examples for supply threats from inspiring English sources

Disclosure: I'm a moderate libertarian without a strong left or right wing dog in this fight, but who wants to be realistic about using innovation to combat growing food supply threats.

Energy traders saw more evidence Friday, as if it were needed, of how supply threats are driving oil prices at a time when the demand-supply balance remains tight.

It was spare capacity concerns and supply threats that pushed oil prices to their all-time high of $147 a barrel in 2008 – a spike that only subsided when the global financial crisis erased demand for oil.

Colombia remains the focus of the cocaine and heroin supply threat from the region.

More often than not, these methods are problematic suffering from limited supply, threat of infection, and donor site morbidity.

The big problems faced by humanity – population growth, climate change, rising sea levels, precarious energy supplies, threats to food security, and biodiversity loss – are truly international, and won't be solved in any one person's lifetime.

"We can't simply respond to supply chain threats piecemeal, we've got to have a system in place to assess these risks across the government, and that's what this bipartisan bill does," McCaskill said in a statement.

Oil prices rose by more than 3%, Brent Crude reaching $111.58 at one stage, pushed by the demand story but also by fears over supply: Iranian threats to the Strait of Hormuz could mean the closure of a channel through which 40% of oil supply passes.

Companies have long seen supply chain threats as a major risk factor.

Although the government has long known of supply chain threats, the group's official formation comes in the aftermath of Bloomberg's controversial claims that Chinese intelligence had infiltrated the server hardware supply chain with tiny chips.

ES prioritization shares these elements; that is, identifying ecosystem features that supply services, threats to service provision, potential actions to ensure future supply of services, and the costs of these actions.