Sentence examples for a question of demand from inspiring English sources

It is a question of demand and supply.

Maybe, then, if it is true that we laugh less, it is a question of demand rather than supply.

It is all a question of demand, because there is a lot of sustainable palm oil already available".

"Jade is getting rarer and we have more demand from China, so it's really a question of demand and supply," Ms. Sek said.

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Perhaps it's simply a question of market demand.

George P. Zanias, the top economic adviser to Greece's finance minister, George Papaconstantinou, said: "Historically, the supply side of the economy has been neglected — it was just a question of increasing demand.

"For many exporters, it is not just a question of when demand there will stabilise, but whether other parts of the world will help pick up the slack next year".

Maybe that's just a question of time and demand.

"Like any industry, we're starting out small and learning as we go but it's not a question of market demand.