Sentence examples for tight availability from inspiring English sources

GM blamed it on tight availability of regular and double-cab versions, leaving mostly higher-end trim levels available on dealer lots.

On Feb. 7, ISO New England told the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission that it was concerned about "increasing reliance on natural gas-fueled generators at times when there is an increasingly tight availability of pipeline capacity to deliver natural gas from the south and west to New England".

The Bovis chief executive, David Ritchie, forecast that prices would be subdued in 2015 due to tighter availability of mortgages, expectations of an interest rate rise and fragile consumer confidence.

However, Ritchie said house prices were likely to be more subdued in 2015, as tighter availability of mortgage rates, expectations of an interest-rate rise and fragile consumer confidence contribute to cooling the market.

Among suppliers, the largest annual export reduction is envisaged to concern Thailand, which could see its competitive edge eroded by tighter availabilities and a strong local currency.

Between January and February, the increase was moderate, as the upward pressure from tighter availabilities was partially offset by a slowdown in foreign demand, strong competition in international markets and favourable prospects for the 2019 domestic production.

In the Russian Federation and Ukraine, prices remained relatively stable in February as the upward pressure from tighter availabilities was partially offset by a slowdown in demand, strong competition and overall favourable 2019 production prospects.

The housing market, which collapsed in the 2007-9 recession, has been a relatively bright spot in the economy this year, although it remains hobbled by tight mortgage availability and continuing foreclosures.

Modularization can reduce the construction cost and duration; also materialize quality and safety objectives under inclement weather conditions and tight labor availability constraints.

High interest and inflation rates, and tight credit availability don't tend to adversely impact the more affluent individuals, and this could be one of the reasons why AB InBev's premium beers have grown at a rapid pace in the economy that is otherwise struggling.

As for Cisco, having paid the price of entering China years ago by cross-licensing Huawei that now undercuts legacy Cisco products most everywhere outside the U.S., profit margins were crimped in the quarter by rising production costs and tight component availability.