Sentence examples for supplying something from inspiring English sources

We're supplying something that no one else is supplying, and we're professional".

Supplying something that customers will pay for has another virtue: it provides feedback, which many digital inclusion projects lack.

The goal for FE colleges should be to create "work-ready" students whose skills meet market demands, rather than "supplying something and hoping somebody will buy it," argued Mark Robertson, recently appointed principal of Barking and Dagenham College.

It provides a three-dimensional picture of a storm's internal structure at a given moment, which satellites generally cannot do because their orbits result in time delays; they're lousy, too, at seeing the atmosphere vertically, supplying something more like a bird's-eye view than a cross section of a layer cake.

They're going to supply something if there's a demand".

"But the onus is on the publican," he said, "to supply something that not everyone can get at home".

Brighton keeper Michel Kuipers supplied something equally impressive with 15 minutes to go, when Ziegler's dipping shot was palmed away.

As more and more companies are able to supply something, competition works its magic and forces prices down.

Robin usually supplies something special from his cellar to wash it all down with before we get back on the river.

Obama deserves credit for at least mentioning the need to control energy demand — rather than just supply — something that Romney never even alluded to.

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