Sentence examples for to supply over from inspiring English sources

Much of this the shop hoped to supply over its 54,000 sq ft and seven floors of retail space.

Most recently an architectural company was commissioned to supply over a thousand new windows "sensitive to the historic value" of the building, but its total renovation is estimated to cost anywhere from $80m to $300m.

By that measure, Basin Electric Power Cooperative, a relatively small utility in Bismarck, N.D., that relies primarily on coal-fired power plants to supply over 100 rural electric co-ops, was identified as producing the highest output of carbon dioxide per megawatt-hour of electricity.

NI Water's Chief Executive, Sara Venning, also warned customers they may experience interruptions to supply over Christmas if planned industrial action goes ahead.

NI Water's chief executive Sara Venning warned customers they may experience interruptions to supply over Christmas because of the industrial action.

However, the Chinese economy is highly energy-intensive and inefficient; China became the world's largest energy consumer in 2010, relies on coal to supply over 70% of its energy needs, and surpassed the US to become the world's largest oil importer in September 2013.

And, according to the survey, clients think funds of funds will continue to supply just over half of hedge-fund assets under management.Nor does there appear to be much appetite to reform the structure of hedge funds.

Plans were agreed with South Africa for construction of a power station on the previously unexploited Mmamabula coalfields to supply power over the border and meet power shortages in the region.

Merkel told Obama she expected the Americans "to supply information over the possible scale of such eavesdropping practices against Germany and reply to questions that the federal government asked months ago", Seibert said.

Britain had offered to supply £800m over the three years, but in the end apparently became Europe's single biggest contributor to the package, pledging £500m pounds a year, or £1.5bn for the fast-track fund.

"This is enough to supply well over 100,000 homes, or the equivalent to Swansea city's domestic electricity use".