Sentence examples for A persistent demand from inspiring English sources

A persistent demand shortfall and prolonged unemployment are costing the country trillions of dollars.

The government has, meanwhile, set up a committee to overhaul the electoral system, a persistent demand by demonstrators and the public.

The popular mechanism here is that inequality puts money in the hands of people who don't spend it, and so the economy is suffering from a persistent demand shortfall.

The real problem in Canada is the lack of a persistent demand for labor.

A longer, drawn-out "mrrroooow" is a more persistent demand for a need or want.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Yields on Junk Bonds Fall Below 5%  |  In a sign of persistent demand for risky debt, junk bond yields fell to a level that is comparable to what 10-year United States Treasury debt was yielding six years ago.

"Where there is persistent demand for an illegal substance, there will be supply," Ethan Nadelmann of the Drug Policy Alliance, a New York-based group that advocates for drug policy reform, told me.

On the one hand, the perception that the crisis involved a persistent aggregate demand contraction, especially in countries concerned by current account reversals and debt crises, prompted reforms aimed at improving the adjustment capacity of the labour market, including within the framework of financial assistance programmes.

* This crazy, reckless plan was advocated by Ben Bernanke as a sure-fire way to launch Japan out of its persistent demand shortfall.

Maybe the most troubling of all the Netanyahu "hoops" is his persistent demand that Palestinians must accept Israel as a Jewish State, the homeland of the Jewish people.

The new liberal economics looks at persistent demand shortfalls to explain the weakness of the labour market.