Sentence examples for won't supply from inspiring English sources

If Hollywood won't supply this need, maybe others will.

"We've been told if we don't accept the terms it won't supply us.

My wife, Oleivys, is a doctor but she has no papers and Cuba won't supply them.

They won't supply it with the basics necessary for human existence, lest they be seen to legitimise or entrench it.

Home traders are unable to offer the bride a large selection of desirable designer gowns as the top manufacturers and designers won't supply them.

In his Carnegie Medal speech, he said, "We need stories so much that we're even willing to read bad books to get them, if the good books won't supply them.

They won't be supplying or paying for them, but the announcement itself clears up uncertainties for hotel owners who had been worried that by providing condoms they might be breaking antiprostitution laws.

Unfortunately for us in the non-EU countries, New Britain won't be supplying any of our brands any time soon as we have simply not asked for better palm oil in our products.

The answer she unburdens won't be supplied here, but when she discloses the eventual fashion choices she made for the event, lighting/video designer Nathan W. Scheuer flashes a snapshot of her at the celebration on the two screens above the stage.

In this case, supply is fixed in the short term, so raising the price won't increase supply; the Econ 101 argument is that raising the price allocates the shovels to people who will derive more utility from them (because they will pay more), thereby increasing social welfare.

One other point is that Kwak may be right that "In this case, supply is fixed in the short term, so raising the price won't increase supply", but if you allow prices to rise, then it gives stores more incentive to overstock their shelves the next time they anticipate a snow storm.