While that steep drop-off in demand eventually abated and demand recovered, the Sept. 11 attacks were the first and most significant in a decade-long series of crises that have plagued the U.S. airlines.
The lessons of the last elephant killing spree in the 1970s and 80s taught us that pressure on elephants will only abate when demand for ivory is curbed.
Although the crisis has abated in California, rising demand is still a fact of life and furnishes a good opportunity for profit (see story, p. 98).
And still, after incalculable costs in blood and money, neither the supply nor the demand has abated.
Despite the price pressure, Ms. Lagarde gave an upbeat assessment of France's growth prospects, forecasting a rate of 2 percent in 2011 and 2.5 percent in 2012 "driven by a combination of consumption — which has never abated in France — and external demand".
Results further indicate that the implementation of the power factor correction scheme has reduced the growth rate and abated the variability of both total maximum/peak demand and domestic peak demand.
For while the showcases for that talent changed over time, the demand for talent never abated.
But pornography is a young man's game, and by the mid-1980s demand for Mr. Reems had abated.
Demand for Treasury securities has abated, said Jack Albin, chief investment officer for Colonial Asset Management in Jacksonville, Fla., citing two reasons.
"We believe this level of housing demand is likely to abate once the pent-up demand is satisfied," the Fitch analysts wrote.
In the (still) rising world, however, demand for decisive change has not abated.
