Sentence examples for temporary supplies from inspiring English sources

National Grid said it was extending its search for additional sources of temporary supplies to keep the lights on and support heavy industries that use large amounts of electricity.

Previous attempts of coercion and inducement by offering compensation in various forms such as temporary supplies of drugs, food, money, or one-off medical testing were reported by our study population when our team approached the IDPs.

The whole point of the reserve is to help cope with temporary supply problems.

Q: On short-haul flights, a friend of mine needs a temporary supply of oxygen.

Oliver Wynne-Jates at Panmure Gordon said: The short term looks depressing but is exaggerated by temporary supply chain weakness.

The conventional wisdom is that central banks should focus on core inflation, since oil prices are affected by temporary supply shocks.

This, it said, presented a short-term challenge, with the possibility of a temporary supply crunch in 2015, but with sufficient investment any shortfall could be covered.

Many have no choice other than to use non-specialist teachers and temporary supply staff to teach core subjects like English, maths and science.

Spending on supply teachers, meanwhile, has gone up by more than £50m in the last year, as schools struggle to fill gaps in their teams with temporary supply staff, Labour said.

As a result, half of all schools had unfilled positions at the start of this year and are being forced to turn to unqualified staff, temporary supply teachers, non-specialists, and larger class sizes to try to plug the gaps.

Whereas recent increases in many food prices reflect temporary supply disruptions (such as droughts and flooding), the rise in the oil price is due to strong demand and stagnating production.