The phrase "assuring demand" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts where you want to convey that there is a reliable or guaranteed level of demand for a product or service.
Example: "The company's innovative marketing strategy is aimed at assuring demand for its new product line."
Alternatives: "ensuring demand" or "guaranteeing demand".
Soldiers and air-force men, even senior ones, were poor and easily bribed; stocks of weapons, especially in remote corners such as Moldova, were barely monitored.With supply assured, demand for his goods and services grew.
Rest assured demand will far outstrip supply immediately, if not sooner.
It is far too soon for financial policy to shift toward preventing future bubbles and possible inflation and away from assuring adequate demand.
Demographic trends, Lereah says, will assure strong demand.
The inclusion of a drug, test or device in a treatment guideline can virtually assure high demand, and profit, for the manufacturer.
Its experience showed that more than a third of Web shopping occurred during nonbusiness hours and that global access assured that demand was constant.
That is meant to assure statewide demand for an amendment so that one corner of the state, such as Miami-Fort Lauderdale, does not put a locally popular issue like casino gambling on the statewide ballot every two years.
Schorr, 68, said in a statement that there was "no financial issue". Schorr, a newsman with CBS for 25 years, said CNN refused to give him a clause, contained in two previous contracts, assuring that "no demand will be made upon (me) that would compromise (my) professional ethics or responsibilities.
But success is not assured and demands a fight to the finish.
Implementation details and results of the experiment carried out over the second scenario are reported in the paper, showing the potential of SDN in providing assured on-demand services to end-users.
