Sentences with phrase «keep up with the demands for»

It's a way to keep up with demand for care — virtual appointments save time — and to provide greater access to services, particularly for patients that may be hundreds of miles away from the closest hospital.

It is also moving much faster than they understand and government agencies just can not keep up with the demands for capital and innovation.

With components deliveries delayed, Apple had struggled to keep up with demand for the iPhone X immediately after its launch.

The iPhone 5 debuted at the tail end of the quarter, and Apple has had trouble keeping up with demand for it.

The additional space will help Carib Brewery keep up with demand for brands such as the Shandy Carib — Carib's flavored beer line that claims the United States as its second largest market outside of Trinidad.

We are also seeing small to medium size farms struggling to keep up with demand for consistent supply of products, particularly to the major retailers.

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There is a solution to the struggle of keeping up with the demand for shredded meat: investing in an industrial meat shredder machine.

I couldn't keep up with the demand for tomatillo plants — they flew out the door.

We couldn't keep up with the demand for Butterbeer, so I ended up taking one of the barrels from inside the Three Broomsticks, rolling it out in the middle of the street, and having a server sell Butterbeer right off the barrel for cash only.

I work with the few home - birth CNMs who are struggling to keep up with the demand for home births in Chicago.

As physicians struggle to keep up with demand for their services, pharmacists are picking up some of that business.

Eventually, the HPA axis can't keep up with the demand for cortisol, and cortisol levels become low.

The bottom line is adrenal exhaustion: when the body can no longer keep up with the demand for constant cortisol we hit bottom and may find ourselves at serious risk for chronic illness and autoimmune disease, premature aging, and breast cancer.

Keeping up with the demand for organic foods has led to deforestation in places like Paraguay where stretches of rainforest are turned into organic monocrops like sugar cane.

The new, centralized office couldn't keep up with the demands for the suspension hearings within the required five days of the incident and many violent students walked, in this case, sent back to their schools, reclaiming seats alongside their victims.

Even so, GMC says it can not keep up with demand for uplevel crew cabs and that it's adding capacity to make more Denali versions.

The world's largest maker of minivans is scrambling to keep up with demand for Dodge Caravans and Plymouth Voyagers equipped with the company's patented built - in child safety seats, a new feature for 1992.

Last year, Amazon could not keep up with the demand for their e-readers and were sold out by the beginning of December.

Finally, even mighty online behemoth Amazon, could not keep up with demand for the latest generation of Kindle 3 WIFI.

Guo has said that the Zhengzhou factory currently produces 200,000 iPhones a day, so it's reasonable to speculate that it's expanding to keep up with demand for Apple products or taking on some of the manufacturing previously done in Shenzhen.

The rollout of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act has many public libraries struggling to keep up with the demand for public computer terminals and with requests for help in using the act's website.

Another respondent added, «At this point we are almost able to keep up with demand for titles with no special promotion.

As the 21st century progresses and more services become digital, banks and credit unions are attempting to keep up with the demand for online banking and lending solutions.

MPOWER Financing, a fin - tech company that specializes in providing student loans for international students, has announced via press release that they have launched a $ 100 million debt financing round to keep up with the demand for educational loans.MPOWER Financing has cut out a unique niche in the student loan industry.

Finally on August 15th, LendEDU reported that MPOWER Finance, an online lender that specializes in student loans for international students, had launched a $ 100 million debt financing round to keep up with the demand for student loans.

The startup is starting to reach the point where it needs to expand in order to keep up with demand for its product, and also to access other customer segments that it has not yet been able to pursue in a focused way.

«In this difficult economy, shelters and rescue groups need donations more than ever to keep up with the demand for their lifesaving efforts, «said Jane Hoffman, President of the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals, a coalition of more than 150 animal shelters and rescue groups committed to ending the killing of healthy and treatable cats and dogs at New York City shelters.

To help us keep up with the demand for our services, we have recently expanded our hours of operation.

Pat Boyd, a boxer breeder and president of the Jupiter - Tequesta Dog Club, said local hobby breeders, prevented by local law from breeding more than 19 puppies a year, can not keep up with the demand for pure - bred animals.

We struggle to keep up with the demand for our services.

Hundreds of animals in all areas of the region suffer from neglect and abuse every day, and too often, local shelters are simply unable to keep up with the demand for animal rescue services.

Technology is barely keeping up with the demand for inflight wi - fi, but we've seen progress with the newer, faster satellite - based systems on United and JetBlue.

However, not all facilities can keep up with the demand for outlets.

Nintendo makes note of supply initially not being able to keep up with demand for the Inkling characters, which might explain why they didn't crack the top 10 in the U.S. charts.

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Nintendo had to make a similar move last year to keep up with the demand for the Switch console, opting to spend more money on air shipping rather than less costly alternatives.

However, Nintendo was unable to keep up with the demand for the product, causing a very frustrating supply shortage for the NES Classic Edition that lasted well through the holiday shopping season.

He very soon began to realise that he couldn't keep up with the demand for his paintings, so in 1984 Terry took the decision to give up his day job and paint full time.

Logged into near oblivion to keep up with the demand for lumber, today, only 5 percent of the original old - growth coast redwood forest remains, fewer than 100,000 acres dotted along the coast.

However I have also heard that farmers can not currently keep up with the demand for agave for distillation purposes.

While people keep moving to urban areas, these areas can not keep up with the demand for affordable housing.

Meanwhile Israel struggles to keep up with demand for energy, with many Israelis concerned about government plans to make up for any deficit through using coal.

«The problem is that you need the technical change to keep up with demand for food,» emphasizes Cline.

Locally grown fruits and vegetables, including grapes, strawberries, potatoes, and apples, have been shown to have up to 25 times more pesticides than internationally accepted levels, Agence France - Presse reports.Some of the country's organic producers say they are struggling to keep up with demand for their products, which have thus far generally been a niche market for the rich.

By 1963, however, it was clear that the plan made excessive demands of volunteer lawyers, whose efforts could not keep up with the demand for legal aid services.

Apple can barely keep up with demand for the iPhone 6 while Samsung's Galaxy S5 gathers dust on shelves and their newer Galaxy Alpha models aren't doing much better.

For carriers, the major warning sign hangs over whether they'll have an assured supply of units to sell — in spite of not selling all that many, Google couldn't keep up with demand for last year's Pixels, but at least this year it has distributed the risk more broadly by using two manufacturing partners: HTC for the smaller Pixel and LG for the larger one.

Last year, Motorola scared Moto Z and Moto G4 owners by declaring that it might be unable to keep up with the demands for the monthly Android updates that Google releases for all devices.

Smartphone OEMs have been trying all means to keep up with the demand for thinner devices while ensuring they don't lose too much battery life.