Sentence examples for affected demand for from inspiring English sources

Simon Wolfson, the chief executive, blamed the performance on unusually warm weather and even produced a chart to show how the changing temperature affected demand for winter coats.

Higher stamp duty has affected demand for expensive homes and after several years of rocketing prices people no longer expect values to keep rising at the same pace, reducing demand.

The cutbacks in discretionary spending affected demand for Proactiv and products like it, Mr. Renker said, and "we found ourselves fighting on price" too often to try wooing reluctant buyers.

Construction slowdown affected demand for concrete made by Henry Ng's Pan United.

Trade was being affected, demand for travel between Crawley and London was growing (by the late 17th century it was one of several towns in Sussex to be served by scheduled packhorse-drawn goods wagons to and from the capital), and the nearby market towns of Horsham and East Grinstead threatened to overtake Crawley in importance.

"This in turn affected demand for education which now was falling among disadvantaged families due to the poor quality of services provided, lack of relevance of curricula to the labour market, low transition to the upper-secondary education and insufficient perceived benefits from education," Calivis said.

This will affect demand for air transport.

"Macroeconomic issues are affecting demand for our customers' end products," chief executive Joep van Beurden said.

It takes no leap of faith to understand how this will affect demand for health care.

"We do not see it affecting demand for gasoline," said Scott Hartman, who owns 50 gas stations in south-central Pennsylvania.

Peabody Coal, in its 27 January filing with the SEC, warned: "Divestment could significantly affect demand for our product".