Sentence examples for bad demand from inspiring English sources
But now times are bad, demand has waned.
"The weakness in the manufacturing sector foretells a bad demand picture for oil".
With brutal conflict and instability in bad need of a dousing, demands upon UN Peacekeeping may soon be on the rise from Ukraine to Syria to the Central African Republic.
Demand from beleaguered Europe, she said, was "not great, but not bad," while demand from emerging markets — which have generally enjoyed far faster growth than developed nations in recent years — remained firm.
"That's how bad the demand has been".
In bad times, demand falls.
The precision that even bad farce demands was not yet mastered at last Saturday's early performance, though anyone can see that Mr. Wilder puts on many faces, human and otherwise, with finesse.
Go in there and be rather arrogant.' I said, 'I can't do that.' " So this is a very bad, or demanding, day for Mr. Zwigoff, a 53-year-old writer-director, in that he has to sit down with an interviewer and talk about his second full-length picture, "Ghost World," which opened on Friday.
Bad behavior demands a solution, and most institutions have the mechanisms in place to help students implement a solution.
Women should not be made to feel subconsciously bad about demanding equality; starvation is not the Siamese twin of female success.
