Sentences with phrase «probably less supply»
Luckily I can still afford to be a SD but if this keeps up, I may have to be looking for a SM My gut feel says that there will be more SB candidates in 2009 and probably less supply of SD.
https://blog.seekingarrangement.com/ Not exact matches
Robin Kaplan: Yeah, well my thought it probably is that you did have a such an oversupply before and Cali was taking was less and so and we also find the most women's milk, their breast and their milk supply kind of regulates in about 12 weeks and your body just stops, you don't wan na walk around on a permanence state of engorgement.
You have BF mothers stressed and worked up (and probably less able to produce milk) and those who were at the beginning stages, neither formula or breast activists, simply trying to find help and information, losing milk supply, finding themselves in the category of those who think they couldn't breastfeed because they weren't supported but rather lost their supply in the battle to recruit them!
A loss on a supply bill would probably count as well, although the language of the Fixed - Term Parliaments Act makes this less clear.
The consumer prices in EU rise (of course) only for purchases from international suppliers, which invoice today from low - VAT countries (e.g. Amazon, LU's VAT = 3 %) or — what will probably often be the case — authors and publishes make less...
The price you pay will be close to NAV, but since the exact price is determined by supply and demand at that moment, you probably will pay slightly more or less than NAV.
Instead of seeking supplies wherever they can be bought most cheaply, regardless of location, and outsourcing the assembly of products all over the world, manufacturers would instead concentrate on performing those activities as close to home as possible... In a more regionalized trading world, economists say, China would probably end up buying more of the iron ore it needs from Australia and less from Brazil...
Probably another ton of supplies so less than a quarter of the stone.
So, probably the best thing to do when planning for the future is to be aware of the more or less capricious nature of our nation's climate and keep in mind that humans are supplying an ever - growing warming pressure on top of that.
«When you consider just how paltry increases in legal aid rates have been since 1993 up to the present time — probably less than 1 % per annum over those 13 years when the costs of supplying the service have gone up over 40 % — there is very little fat in the system left to cut.