Sentence examples for yet supply from inspiring English sources

Yet supply may be less tight in those places this time around.

Yet supply has risen – by 11m barrels to 92m barrels per day since the global financial crisis began.

Yet supply is not matching this surge in demand, with 14% fewer homes for sale than this time last year, according to the property analysts Home.co.uk, and 19% fewer in London.

Yet supply is falling: 18% of urban women in the informal sector took up jobs as domestic workers in 2009-10, down from 27% five years earlier, according to a 2011 study led by a Harvard academic.Economic liberalisation in the past two decades has created a wider range of low-skilled urban jobs.

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The emergence of this widespread market of rooms for rent in bomb shelters and basements indicates a demand for housing attributes that neither the mainstream private housing market nor public housing programs yet supply.

While these international employees cannot be identified, some of them were in Damascus on 21 August and asked a series of questions to which no one has yet supplied an answer.

If this was how the site was in three years' time, you'd be saying, 'Oh my God!'" The BBC has not yet supplied the promised archive of Arena programmes, he says.

Mr. Jenkins and Keith Hughes, an official of the Federal Protective Service who serves as executive director of the Interagency Security Committee, said in a recent telephone interview that they submitted proposed standards to the Office of Management and Budget several months ago but have not yet supplied the required cost estimates.

A stern letter was sent to Mr. Vas on April 20 by the director of the agency's Division of Local Government Services director, Susan Jacobucci, informing the mayor that Perth Amboy "has not yet supplied the necessary documentation on the revenue items previously requested".

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel said the Palestinians had not yet supplied 48 hours of "absolute quiet" and once again blocked plans for a meeting between his foreign minister, Shimon Peres, and Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, despite continued American pleas for high-level peace talks.