Sentence examples for vigorous supply from inspiring English sources

The disconnection between modest service needs (constrained by financial factors) and vigorous supply of health professionals was recognisable in all settings.

They sang and clapped while a young man supplied vigorous accompaniment on a hand drum.

"This suggests the larger personal current account providers may be protected from vigorous competition in the supply of easy access products," the FCA said.

Employers have had the luxury of being able to pick from a seemingly inexhaustible supply of vigorous people in their 20s and 30s.

John Fingleton, the OFT chief executive, said: "Vigorous competition between firms supplying the public sector is vital to ensure taxpayers get the best value for money.

Daniel Yergin, whose new book, "The Quest," describes the oil politics of dealing with states like Iran, noted in an interview that "given the relative tightness of the market, it will require careful construction of the sanctions combined with vigorous efforts to bring alternative supplies into the market".

Mr. Mercurio said a vigorous market caused sales to outpace supply and drive up prices.

Ribbon grass was popular with the Victorians, and it remains vigorous; one healthy clump guarantees a supply for generations of gardeners: it is easy to divide.

It's still available from third-party sites but Apple clearly purged its supply line with a vigorous final thrust.

This is unduly pessimistic; a history of British house prices tells you how they remained flat through much of the 1950s and early 1960s, precisely when supply was at its most vigorous – around 400,000 units a year at its peak.

The cellular pathways affected by WRN depletion are also expected to negatively influence biosynthetic reactions requiring reducing equivalents in the form of NADPH, resulting in limited supply of macromolecules necessary for vigorous cell growth and proliferation.