Sentence examples for supply unlikely from inspiring English sources

Analysts say demand will grow threefold in the next 20 years, with supply unlikely to keep up.

Global sukuk demand is forecast to triple to $900 billion by 2017, and supply is unlikely to meet that figure, Ernst & Young said in September.

While the global supply is unlikely to come under any short-term pressure, the banana industry is using the conference to ensure there are no further complications in the development of their prized crop.

Page A16 LIVESTOCK LAW SCRUTINIZED A California law that seeks to keep animals that are unable to walk out of the food supply seemed unlikely to survive scrutiny from the Supreme Court, judging from the justices' questions during arguments.

WASHINGTON — A California law that seeks to keep animals that are unable to walk out of the food supply seemed unlikely to survive scrutiny from the Supreme Court, judging from the justices' questions during arguments on Wednesday.

But for all the enthusiasm about harvesting sunlight, some of the most ardent experts and investors say that moving this energy source from niche to mainstream — last year it provided less than 0.01percentt of the country's electricity supply — is unlikely without significant technological breakthroughs.

"With the recognition that efforts to reduce drug supply are unlikely to be successful, there is a clear need to scale up addiction treatment and other strategies that can effectively reduce drug-related harm".

However one expert argues that such drastic action in an environment where trust is in limited supply, is unlikely to succeed.

OO North Dakota Could Be Biggest Loser In Ruling Against Oil Pipeline as delays cost pipeline's builder hundreds of millions of dollars; the nation's energy supply is unlikely to suffer.

A classical compartment syndrome or a global reduction of blood supply is unlikely in our study due to the presence of a constant and neutral pH Pi peak during the exercise, which would indicate that such oxidative fibers/muscles were active and working at a constant level with no noticeable lack of perfusion.

However, the relationship between cooperation and resource supply is unlikely to be monotonic if the manipulated resource is itself acquired through public-goods cooperation.