Sentence examples for total supplies from inspiring English sources

Total supplies of the metal in 2009, at 27,650 tonnes, were barely higher than in 2004.

By 2035 the country's share of total supplies (which may by then have risen to 820 billion cubic metres a year) could be nearly half.

Red Cavaney, the president of the petroleum institute, said that the reserve might make no difference in total supplies, because its existence would dissuade private businesses from stockpiling fuel.

Such moves are viewed as shifting supplies within a system in which oil is to be shared among members of the International Energy Agency, a unit of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris, rather than adding to total supplies.

Tenet and its purchasing organization affiliated members buy just more than $3 billion in annual purchases of total supplies.

The EIA has even reported that domestic production of crude oil will account for 63% of total supplies in 2016, up from just 38% in 2011.

Total supplied electric power was 3 kW.

Gas storage, while important, only provides a small proportion of UK total supply," a spokesperson said.

One recent estimate calculated that around 1% of the total supply to the UK is intercepted.

Projected total supply of REEs in 2015 is 200,000 tonnes of REOs per annum (Department of Energy, 2011).

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