| 单词 | 供不应求 |
| 释义 | 供不应求 歇后语佛多香少；老虎吃跳蚤 法文l'offre ne satisfait pas,ne répond pas à la demande 俄文спрос превышáет предложéние 德文das Angebot kann die Nachfrage nicht befriedigen 【注意】供，不读gòng应，不读yīng。 反义词 According to my calculations, demand will increase and supply will decrease until2012. All these plans for expansion are subject, however, to the availability of suitable land, which is in short supply. Wealth management types are also in demand as banks look to secure stable sources of income. When the supply of Japanese glass eels crashed, the price for American glass eels briefly increased tenfold—the eel gold rush, as Bryant calls it. The state sets the price, and since demand even at $500 per acre- foot greatly exceeds supply, water must be rationed. Demand has pushed up the cost of a small tent fourfold, residents complain, despite government orders to retailers to rein in prices of relief-related materials. The laws in California and Massachusetts, for example, have not been changed, so in those states eggs will continue to be in short supply. Today's electric cars and wind turbines rely on a few elements that are mined almost entirely in China. Demand for these materials may soon exceed supply. They turn out a batch each morning and, if demand calls, another later in the day. Talking therapies should be an option but are often in short supply. The lifeblood of financial institutions— confidence—is in equally short supply. Given that shortage, buyers were even paying new plane prices for a used jet because they did not want to wait. As demand has outpaced supply, prices have increased significantly, particularly for maizecorn, rice and wheat. As concern over climate change improves the prospects for nuclear power, uranium demand has outpaced supply and speculative buying has forced the price up to$85 per pound, from$10 in 2003. For the past several years, grain production has not kept up with demand; if we are to put enough food on the table in the coming decades, something big will need to change. In the Internet age of unlimited information, clear truths and facts are often in short supply, a problem frequently exacerbated by performers in the blogosphere and the24- hour news cycle. That may be in short supply, because Hamas, deeply embedded in Gazan society both as a fighting force and a provider of social services, seems highly likely to survive in some form after this war. This is good news, given that vaccine is in short supply despite researchers' success in finding faster- growing strains. The demand for these goods exceeds the supply. Government jobs are in huge demand. In other words, is the credit problem one of demand or supply? India's government has lifted its export ban, but production is unlikely to meet demand before2011. An increase in the number of couples seeking to tie the knot this year has led to a shortage of wedding facilities in Shanghai. |
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