Sentence examples for a fall in demand from inspiring English sources

A reduction in the supply of loans rather than a fall in demand appears to have caused the dramatic fall in bank lending since the credit crunch, according to the Bank of England.

Well, no, it seems that the price fall is because of an increase in supply, not a fall in demand.

But this causes a fall in demand for services - and more people lose their jobs, causing demand to fall further in turn, and on and on, in a spiral.

It says one reason for the fall is that during the initial phases of the recession, companies appear to have kept on workers, despite a fall in demand.

A fall in demand for premium beers in the UK and the rest of Europe saw the maker of Stella Artois and Beck's post a fall in sales today.

Imagine a fall in demand.

"When most markets feel a fall in demand, price falls.

In textbook markets for goods, price increases lead to a fall in demand and to substitution.

Brazil's commodity exporters were hit by a fall in demand from Asia.

Since then a fall in demand across the west has forced China to cut production.

This year, though, the heatwave saw a fall in demand for sunny breaks, meaning Ryanair couldn't cash in.