Sentence examples for a weaker demand for from inspiring English sources
Texas Instruments, a large chip maker for the mobile industry, warned of a weaker demand for chips for high-end 3G phones, raising fears that the global economic slowdown is starting to cut into handset sales.
Toys in this category fell to 17 per cent from more than 20 per cent due to a weak demand for its owl-like robot Furby and "modest initial shipments" for Disney Princess and Disney Frozen merchandise.
The recent volatility in the stock market has resulted in a weak demand for IPOs.
Our results show that low activity and employment rates for NENAC and Central Asia are not associated with higher reservation wages; this implies that low migrant participation is attributable to a weak demand for their skills rather than to a high value ascribed to time spent at home.
Much of the impetus came from Germany, which registered a strong performance in its domestic market, offsetting a slightly weaker demand for exports.
Revenue for the quarter was $3.42 billion, down from $3.7 billion in the year-ago period, because of weaker demand for a broad range of products.
Gardner said a number of factors might explain the sharp slowdown in London, including a stretch in affordability and weaker demand for buy-to-let properties because of higher stamp duty charges.
Exports to China from the rest of Asia were 27% lower in December than a year earlier, partly reflecting weaker demand for components for assembly into goods for re-export.Shocking as the export figures are, they are not entirely to blame for Asia's woes.
A government report that suggested weaker demand for labor failed to incite confidence.
Oil prices fell more than 3% before regaining some ground after weak US jobs growth revived concerns about a slowing global economy and weaker demand for oil.
That thesis in the second paper was controversial because it went directly against the worldview of John Maynard Keynes, the famed British economist who held that the Depression was a result of weaker employment and weaker demand for the goods and services than the nation was capable of producing.
