Sentence examples for a notable demand from inspiring English sources

It was a notable demand for forbearance from Mr. King, who in June played the leading role in forcing the Barclays chief executive, Robert E. Diamond Jr., to resign after regulators in the United States and Britain implicated the bank in a rate-fixing scandal involving the London interbank offered rate, or Libor.

Collectively, alcohol-related health harms and traumas impose notable demands on local emergency and hospital services.

Lawrence Heim, managing director at Elm Sustainability, an auditing firm that consults on conflict minerals, said he has seen "a notable slowdown" in the demand for doing "due diligence" on the origin of minerals, as manufacturers apparently place bets that the rule will soon disappear.

According to the wdn survey, when Spanish firms were asked about ways to reduce costs in response to potential demand shocks, a notable share of 58%% responded they would adjust by reducing temporary employment while only 10%% by lowering wages (Izquierdo and Cuadrado 2009).

It's a notable shift, especially in a year that demanded we rethink just about everything, including how we watch TV.

This finding suggests a notable pattern in firms' responses to a fall in demand: nonlabour costs are the first to be cut.

"Domestic demand slumped in the second quarter, including a notable decline in inventories and investment.

There was a notable gap here with a lack of community awareness of and demand for services for preterm and low-birthweight babies.

The first leg of this week's auctions, on Tuesday, saw acceptable demand for three-year notes, with foreign buyers remaining a notable presence.

A notable development in 2016 is an increase in the number of activist demands made by investors beyond those that have dominated the activism space in recent years.

It has sapped demand for the developing world's manufactured exports and restrained prices of their commodities; South Africa is a notable casualty.