Sentence examples for underlying supply from inspiring English sources
(13) For cases involving multi-sided digital interfaces that facilitate an underlying supply of goods or services directly between users of the interface, the underlying transactions and the revenues obtained by users from those transactions should remain outside the scope of the tax.
The adtech companies must contend with the power and leverage of the underlying supply platforms, primarily Google, Facebook and Apple/iOS.
We are a culture of sexual voyeurs, Peeping Toms, which points directly to the underlying "supply and demand" element of this most recent fracas.
The details of the system used, including the underlying supply chain inventory model and the simulation-based optimization framework, are presented.
The design of the underlying supply chain network can have a tremendous impact on the profitability, manageability, and level of risk of a global supply chain.
These articles are then analyzed with regard to their general model setting (e.g., the underlying supply chain structure and design of the cooperative advertising program).
Though in theory the price on the Merc reflects the underlying supply-and-demand trends, on any given day the futures market often wags the physical market, not the other way around.
"Consumers no longer have the confidence that the prices they are paying at the pump are fair or even linked to underlying supply-and-demand forces," said Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.).
The FERC staff "concluded that an underlying supply-demand imbalance and flawed market design combined to make a fertile environment for market manipulation," according to a statement summarizing the report.
But until a big player like China or India chooses to decisively scrap or reduce fuel subsidies by a significant amount, the underlying supply-demand balance will continue to be tight, according to Eduardo Lopez, an analyst with the Paris-based IEA.
One complication is that hospitalisation among the insured may itself influence self-reported health and reflect underlying (supply- or demand-side) moral hazard.
