Sentence examples for would be replenished from inspiring English sources

In Mexico, the supplies would be replenished with local beans, vegetables, and dried machaca beef.

She has not explained in detail how the central bank reserves would be replenished.

Under the deal, the reserves at the HIP subsidiary would be replenished, and there would be no change in its medical services.

They also fear it harms the Social Security fund in the long term, though the losses would be replenished by the general fund.

Senator Abraham and others sought to allay those concerns, saying the $12 billion would be replenished by money from the budget surplus that is not reserved for Social Security.

He had no confirmation of when supplies would be replenished.

In any winter we would be replenishing throughout the winter.

The next, I'd be replenishing towels and lube upstairs, or wiping down the plastic cushions on the top floor.

On the other hand, they knew that if you gave too large a grant an organization would expand rapidly to take advantage of it, because if the money wasn't used it wouldn't be replenished; but then you had created a totally new type of organization that was dependent on grants and, if they were withdrawn, would collapse.

Those stocks, which are projected to run out by the end of January, would ordinarily be replenished with imports, but the country's economic crisis has left the government desperately short of cash.

Yet even those benchmarks are different: the droughts of the last several decades were summer droughts, while this time, the dry months have stretched into the heart of winter, when the groundwater supply, which begins to subside in the spring, would normally be replenished by snow and rain.