Sentence examples for Invigorate demand from inspiring English sources
Further, building MC capacity alone has clearly proven insufficient to spontaneously engender demand and the ad-hoc efforts to invigorate demand after the fact has met with little success.
Doubt invigorates faith, demands more of it, and causes us to ask more of each other.
On stage in Taipei were "two-in-one" machines of many varieties, by many manufacturers, with touchscreens that detach, swivel or fold behind the keyboard.Better performance and greater flexibility may persuade some people to replace their PCs with younger, suppler models, and might even invigorate the hitherto droopy demand for Windows 8.
Copper rose on speculation that lower interest rates would invigorate the economy and increase demand.
Raising our demands doesn't just invigorate the movement, it's good strategy.
Although it won't appear in the prime minister's speech, it is time for the rest of us to ask the fundamental question: what will all these European countries, newly invigorated with lower social conditions and declining domestic demand, be able to export, and to whom?
Railroad construction invigorated the economy last year by creating six million jobs and generating demand for 20 million tons of steel and 120 million tons of cement.
Variety can also invigorate dancers.
The ascendance of digital media and the demand for a constant churn of online content has generated some astoundingly sloppy writing and thinking, but it has also invigorated and complicated the marketplace of ideas in ways I never thought possible.
Your views may invigorate the proceedings.
