Sentence examples for traditional supply from inspiring English sources
"How do we get to a critical mass without going through the traditional supply chain?
Andrew Gale's faith in Yorkshire's traditional supply routes has also led to opportunities this season for Ian Wardlow, from his own Bradford League club Cleckheaton.
But it's also a product of necessity: the food industry has become more efficient, squeezing the traditional supply of surplus cans and boxes.
After learning that their traditional supply of cheese is no longer available, the mice and Haw make their way out into a maze in search of new cheese.
Electric windows, anti-lock brakes and power steering are now almost universal.The connected car, however, has created powerful new competitors in the motor industry's traditional supply chain.
Mr. Annan pointed out that one-third of Congo's population, or 16 million people, critically needed food, more than 1.5 million were displaced and 5 million were completely or partially isolated from their traditional supply routes.
Manugistics, a leader in traditional supply-chain management, in December 2000 acquired Talus Solutions, a software firm specialising in yield management (ie, charging more where the market will bear it and less if demand is low) for hotels and airlines.
Launching a bid to exploit British prowess in the booming solar sector and aid the poor, he insisted governments should be attracted by an energy source that is "so much cleaner" than traditional supplies, and more "attractive".
The traditional supply-and-demand calculus for credit markets compared the flow of new money with pension funds; insurers and mutual funds with the calendar of new issues.
The idea behind the revenue supply chain comes from the traditional supply-chain concept, in which discrete materials and components are converted into finished goods.
Many Independent System Operators (ISO) are structuring the rules of AS markets such that demand response (DR) can participate along side traditional supply-side resources.
