Sentence examples for two-year supply from inspiring English sources

That's probably a two-year supply.

Whatever the drawbacks of such dependency, ULA has a flawless track record of 68 successful launches in 68 tries, and currently has a two-year supply of the Russian engines on hand with more deliveries planned this year.

In the end, the losers are those smaller U.S. soybean producers and all the supporting businesses to the U.S. soybean industry, given that China has a two-year supply and that Brazil can still provide a portion of the soybeans it needs.

The dam was meant to hold a two-year supply of water in case a quake cut the aqueduct.

The notes range from expressions of gratitude to knock-knock jokes, and DeAngelo now has nearly a two-year supply to remember the school by.

Syria has warehoused strategic commodities like cotton, olive oil and a two-year supply of wheat.

In 1926 the Federal Oil Conservation Board announced that the United States had a seven-year supply of petroleum left.

Under the agency's new estimates, the Marcellus shale, which was previously thought to hold enough gas to meet the entire nation's demand for 17 years at current consumption rates, contains instead a six-year supply.

Glencore, the world's biggest producer of cobalt, a key raw material used in smartphones, tablets and electric vehicles, has struck a three-year supply deal with the Chinese battery recycler GEM Co.

Chris Kull, president of Davidoff of Geneva, which is based in Stamford, Conn., and is a subsidiary of Davidoff International, said Davidoff had a three-year supply of Cuban cigars in 1988 when it stopped buying them.

It is not known how much potential fuel lies in the areas opened to exploration, although according to Interior Department estimates there could be as much as a three-year supply of recoverable oil and more than two years' worth of natural gas, at current rates of consumption.