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"The supply constraints could be good news for the December quarter."

At the same time, supply constraints became more apparent.

For years, supply constraints meant that there was little premium-quality California wine to export.

He added that while there are "supply constraints, tenants need modern warehouses to expand."

Q. Talk a bit about this supply constraint.

Unfortunately, due to supply constraints resulting from the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, this was not possible.

Due to land shortages and restrained access to capital for smaller builders, we have a supply constraint.

But supply constraints that have hampered Apple in recent quarters continued, dragging down earnings.

These supply constraints are not the usual physical barriers to increased output imposed by the productive potential of the economy.

The State of California has made a wonderful example of supply constraints in electric utilities.

One of those, the supply of base money, could be made to act, we said, as a supply constraint.

These factors, to say nothing of ever-rising geological supply constraints, could all keep oil prices high, even if the West remains on its economic knees.

Possible factors of this variation from city to city are housing supply constraints, both regulatory and geographical.

He estimates that Sony sold only half that number during the 2004 season because of a redesign and supply constraints.

Nuclear fuel supply constraints had limited India's ability to grow its nuclear power generation capacity.

But Honda cannot export cars to Israel from Japan because of supply constraints, he said.

But assuming such supply constraints do not materialise, then oil will sink back to levels consistent with relatively weak global growth.

They reached a peak last May, then slid through the summer until fears of supply constraints bolstered the sector last fall.

"Anything that creates a supply constraint or difficulty is interesting to investors," Mr. Dunne said.

Genzyme continues to expect that Thyrogen supply constraints will occur through 2012.

He estimated that Compaq lost $100 million to $150 million in sales during the quarter because of the supply constraints.

"It's a classic story of supply constraints and increasing demand," Mr. Cuggino said.

Analysts attributed the results to falling prices for chips, delays in new products and supply constraints caused by the earthquake in Taiwan last month.

"There are engine supply constraints right now because demand has exceeded our expectations," the former boss of General Motors Europe said.

Yet sun and space and occasional supply constraints don't faze determined City Picklers.