Sentences with phrase «dwindling supply»

The housing recovery is being driven by dwindling supplies of homes on the market, especially distressed properties that tend to sell well below their cost of construction.

The decision is not based on worries over dwindling supplies.

When growing demands on water meet dwindling supplies, what will it mean for our electric system?

Overall, conditions are favorable for future rent increases as dwindling supply meets increasing demand.

The group discusses how dwindling supplies of rare metals could affect industry, energy production and society.

How long will an ever - dwindling supply of coal remain the dominant source of global energy, and at what cost?

Here was the situation for Florida State's head coach in December 2014: stragglers awash on Hair Island with dwindling supplies.

Poor people, who often depend more immediately on natural resources and are less able to compete for dwindling supplies, bear the heaviest burden.

On Thursday, it shut down its gasoline line, following the Explorer Pipeline which had already closed its fuel line, citing dwindling supply.

High oil prices in 2007 and 2008 were due to a large and persistent production supply deficit because of high demand from China and the Far East, and dwindling supplies following the peak of conventional oil production in 2005 (Figures 15 and 17).

The company was grappling with the quickly dwindling supply of new drivers they could recruit or those they could try to poach from other companies — which meant that it couldn't simply replace the sometimes dissatisfied drivers who left the platform with new ones.

The role of thyroid hormone in the transition to a low - carb diet suggests that a thyroid hormone called reverse T3 may be produced as a way to signal the body to slow down, and insulin resistance may actually result as a way for the body to hold on to that suddenly dwindled supply of glucose.

And while we are growing food in greater densities than ever before, they are all drawing from this same dwindling supply of magnesium.

I have read some amazing articles in New Scientist and the Times magazine about the problem around the world with human waste products in general, including waste of plastics and chemicals left over by increasing industries and pollution in general and how this affects an increasingly dwindling supply of pure fresh water left in nature.

I am no longer with the publisher, and since there are only a few copies left out there I'm considering buying them to put in my own dwindling supply

With real talent in dwindling supply, clients getting angrier about legal fees, and a law firm leadership vacuum in the offing, this approach strikes me as more than slightly insane.

The imbalance between the growing demand for housing and the fast dwindling supply, which has all but grinded to a halt thanks to the banks» stringent lending criteria and the enormous challenges faced by residential property investors, has ensured that rentals have increased steadily and rental stock shortages are evident across the country.

Existing home sales and new home sales made surprising strides in November as dwindling supply put pressure on home prices.

Robust growth in home prices amid dwindling supplies of homes for sale over the last several years has curtailed affordability and the HOI, though still positive, is on a declining track as a result.

With dwindling supplies, the crew must navigate an underwater labyrinth to make it out.

They help us drive around, call our friends and power the planet, says Richard Webb, so we need to find alternatives for dwindling supplies — and fast

The higher costs have led to rationing of dwindling supplies of the less expensive generic drugs to avoid purchasing the more expensive name brand treatments.

These import numbers show there is still a rock solid economic case for Keystone: Supplanting the dwindling supply of crude from Mexico and Venezuela.

Dwindling supply isn't the only cause of the price hike, however.

Economists doubt the jobless rate can fall that low again without touching off inflation, as employers are forced to offer higher pay to attract workers from a dwindling supply of unemployed.

What this image can't show: whole island communities in St. Martin and elsewhere basically wiped out, with reports of looting, dwindling supplies, and on - the - ground frustration about slow recovery efforts.

I refer to the large spectrum of challenges that we now associate with ecology — world population, food supply, pollution, dwindling supplies of nonrenewable natural resources, and so on.

It is not yet apparent how a manifold increased of energy consumption is to be achieved in the fact of dwindling supplies of our most important source and increasingly serious pollution.

I also spoke briefly on the second day of the conference about the need to take urgent action to protect and preserve Australia's dwindling supply of prime agricultural land — a report last year found that we have lost 89 million hectares over the past 26 years to four main drivers: mining, suburban sprawl, forestry and national parks.

I walked into the pantry, ready to grab my typical chewy granola bar, but after a whirlwind week at work, Mom completely forgot to replenish our dwindling supply.

It's time to come down soon, but first we have to finish off the dwindling supply of sweets.

So yes, if the dairy industry were ever concerned about a dwindling supply of consumers, they need fear nothing from me.

Two weeks later she states matter of factly that she «just doesn't feel it anymore» and you're stuck on Donner Pass with winter setting in with no money and a dwindling supply of cigarettes.

We would have had no problem with just supplementing with straight up formula if it would have helped (and ended up switching to just fortified formula eventually because of allergies and dwindling supply)-- the reason they were doing the fortified instead of just extra bottles was because she was too weak / sleepy from her heart issues to drink enough liquid in the first place for the necessary calories.

Those people that I thought might judge me didn't know that I had done everything I could think of to boost my dwindling supply.

That's really great news for mamas with a dwindling supply!

We save our dwindling supply of bags (including those as mentioned above) for absolute necessities.

After all, your body is always learning how much milk to make (and what kind, which is amazing), so replacing feedings too frequently can dwindle your supply.

For farmers and ranchers in Mexico's southern Baja California peninsula during a six - year drought, the farther away they lived from urban areas, the more likely they were to have to make changes to cope with the dwindling supply of water, according to a Portland State University study.

It can supplement our dwindling supplies of oil.

Thanks to growing population and dwindling supplies, fossil fuel production per capita may peak by mid-century — ending the two centuries of unlimited growth in energy production that is at the root of modern civilization, consultant Richard Nehring writes in the journal.

He notes that climate modeling, which depends heavily on computational physics, must compete with other fields for a dwindling supply of physics graduates.

Researchers are stepping up efforts to develop a safe blood substitute amid a growing demand and dwindling supply of the real thing to treat trauma victims and blood disorders such as potentially deadly types of anemia.

The floral turnover may have affected terrestrial vertebrate communities as the loss of wetland habitat space and an increase in arid climate adapted plants may have dwindled the supply of palatable vegetation for herbivores.

Tucked away in Oregon's Willamette Valley, three massive metal cones could help address the world's dwindling supply of phosphorus, the crucial ingredient of fertilizers that has made modern agriculture possible.

Technological advances have made the extraction of deep sea mineral and precious metal deposits feasible, and the dwindling supply of land - based materials creates compelling economic incentives for deep sea industrialization.

We're polluting the dwindling supply of freshwater.

Researchers at the University of Minnesota have developed a new, carbon - neutral way to convert vegetable - based fuels to syngas, a breakthrough that could allow producers to power hydrogen fuel cells or create a replacement for America's dwindling supplies of natural gas, all without relying on fossil fuels.