Sentence examples for a dwindling demand from inspiring English sources
The reason, in part, is a dwindling demand.
"There's a corresponding dwindling demand for unskilled manual labour, partly as a result of automation".
The motivation might be dwindling demand, a tough new competitor or a change in consumer tastes.
The truck maker Isuzu Motors said it would stop selling sport utility vehicles and pickups in North America in a year because of dwindling demand.
The university hired him for only one day a week because of dwindling demand and budget constraints.
Economists had expected housing starts to decline slightly in the face of dwindling demand and competition from a flood of foreclosed properties.
During Thursdays conference call, Potash Chief Executive Bill Doyle said he didnt see dwindling demand for potash, despite a fall in corn prices on the belief that Midwestern floods didnt destroy as many crops as initially feared (see "Corn's Comeback, Thanks To Mother Nature").
C1 Warning From Big PC Maker Dell Computer warned that earnings for the quarter would miss estimates by as much as 8 cents a share because of the economic slowdown and dwindling demand for PC's.
The company has acknowledged that sales were down 2.8percentt for the 15 weeks to Jan . 8 depressed largely by dwindling demand for its clothes -- once a hallmark of good value.
Manufacturing came to an abrupt halt or was severely cut back due the dwindling demand for products.
Crude oil prices, which rose 60 cents yesterday, to $22.45 a barrel, have fallen by about 20percentt since Sept. 11, reflecting more concern about dwindling demand than the risk of disruptions in the oil supply.
