| supply be | 61.82 | Basic supplies are short. | ||
| supply run | 8.56 | Food supplies are running out. | ||
| supply dwindle | 4.41 | As supply dwindled, stocks rallied. | ||
| supply come | 3.69 | And more supply is coming. | ||
| supply remain | 3.62 | Oil supplies remain good. | ||
| supply reach | 3.03 | Relief supplies are reaching them. | ||
| supply exceed | 2.76 | Supply exceeds demand. | ||
| supply rise | 2.63 | When supply rose, stocks stalled. | ||
| supply arrive | 2.30 | Wrong supplies arrive and bills go unpaid. | ||
| supply increase | 2.24 | So the supply increased. | ||
| supply begin | 2.04 | Now the supplies began to dwindle as well. | ||
| supply include | 1.91 | The supplies included beans, cooking oil and wheat-flour. | ||
| supply last | 1.84 | Florida supplies last until early March. | ||
| supply shrink | 1.84 | The supply shrinks. | ||
| supply dry_up | 1.78 | Supplies dried up. | ||
| supply have | 1.78 | Supplies have yet to be gathered. | ||
| supply continue | 1.58 | But supply has continued to rise. | ||
| supply become | 1.51 | Pork supplies could become more abundant in the months ahead. | ||
| supply fall | 1.51 | Why will aggregate demand fall if the supply of money falls? | ||
| supply go | 1.18 | Supply is going up. |