Sentence examples for a limited demand from inspiring English sources

However, as a rule, that basis is national since there is only a limited demand from bidders for global or pan-European rights, given that broadcasters usually operate on a territorial basis and serve the domestic market either in their own country or in a small cluster of neighbouring countries with a common language.

This is why the wardobes of so many of the town's inhabitants are disproportionately composed of items emblazoned with the name of the university.There is a limited demand for quality housing because the university provides it to undergraduates, and graduate students don't have enough money to pay for anything other than cheap apartments.

This, plus a limited demand stimulus, will finally pull the exhausted Japanese economy out of the mire.

Many fine chemicals or those of pharmaceutical interest produced by incorporation of CO2 have only a limited demand worldwide (a few to a hundred ton annually).

Trial musters were conducted in 1993, 1994 and 1995, and were successful, although costly and with a limited demand for the captured horses.

However, these products (vegetal leather, gloves, etc). represent only a limited demand for rubber.

In spite of this, the Venstre government headed by Johannes Steen which the king had appointed after the election did not take up the question of the foreign minister but raised instead a more limited demand for a Norwegian consular service.

"The first month people are into other fruit, so there's a very limited demand for pomegranates," Dee Slayman said, as he directed the harvest on a roasting August morning.

The government responded that frozen pork products have a very limited demand in the domestic market where consumers prefer fresh meat.

In red oceans--that is, in all the industries already existing--companies compete by grabbing for a greater share of limited demand.

New negotiations were opened in an attempt to solve the more limited demand for an independent consular service, but when these negotiations also failed Norway took the matter into its own hands; the Storting passed a bill establishing Norway's own consular service.