Sentence examples for anemic demand from inspiring English sources

But slashing government spending in an already stalled economy weakens anemic demand, leading to lost output and lost tax revenues.

More traditional banking has also been hit hard by anemic demand for loans, as well as new regulations and consumer outcry against fees on checking accounts, debit cards and credit cards.

Yet, the anemic demand has not discouraged retailers, who see online wish lists as a way to get new customers cheaply, reduce return rates and give merchants early notice on product demand that can help smooth out inventory spikes.

The pact, which limits the deficits of its 12 members to 3percentt of their gross domestic product, would have forced Germany and France to undertake draconian budget cuts at the very moment that economists say they need expansionary fiscal policies to revive anemic demand.

[C4.] Retailers Stick With Web Gift Lists The anemic demand for online gift registries has not discouraged retailers, who see online wish lists as a way to get new customers cheaply, reduce return rates and give merchants early notice on product demand.

The company blamed lingering year-2000 concerns and anemic demand for its flagship Unix server software, called UnixWare.

Hiring, however, is being constrained by anemic domestic demand and uncertainty over fiscal policy.

H.P.'s courtship of corporations has helped the company grow in the face of anemic consumer demand.

With zero growth, anemic consumer demand and historically low business confidence, the German economy, Europe's largest, needs a bracing tonic, not a dose of castor oil.

With economies anemic, electricity demand is down; and, not surprisingly, once-generous subsidies that encouraged installing swaths of solar collectors in sun-poor Germany or wind farms in relatively calm areas of France are either being reduced or look as if they could be.

Crude slipped again as worries about potentially anemic global demand helped push oil prices lower even as some investors continued to move out of riskier assets.