Sentence examples similar to Prospect of demanding from inspiring English sources

The Internet, and the prospect of demand for interactive services, gives the cable companies an advantage over both satellite television and the telecoms companies.

A reader wryly observed that this would be an excuse for markets to rally further, as businesses could look forward to the prospect of demand from new, non-human customers.

Miners were among the main gainers, both on the prospect of demand for raw materials as Japan begins to rebuild and hopes that China would not hike interest rates following in line inflation figures.

But he warned that the uncertainty stemming from the prospect of war demanded continuing caution.

(That is even before contemplating the prospect of Europhile Scotland demanding a fresh independence referendum, as it would, and seceding).

The prospect of British judges demanding further damaging disclosures in the future appalled the Americans.The sheer effort and cost of vetting the mountain of documents was also prohibitive.

In the 1930s, Sunnis from Tripoli took part in an armed revolt against the prospect of a "Greater Lebanon," demanding Tripoli's inclusion with the Syrian cities of Homs, Hama and Aleppo into a separate Sunni Arab-nationalist autonomy.  .

One silver lining of sorts for consumers: The prospect of withering demand pushes oil prices down.

The prospect of slumping demand for personal computers sent shares of other computer makers and related companies downward.

Crude oil fell $1, to $103.83 a barrel, on the New York Mercantile Exchange, after a surge a day earlier on the prospect of climbing demand for gasoline.

Commodities and the companies that depend on them have been pummeled by the prospect of weaker demand should the global economy slow.