Sentence examples for built in demand from inspiring English sources

You can also remotely change cooling settings and they have built in demand management/peak shaving capabilities so utility companies can get involved.

"We know we have built-in demand," Mr. Jordan said.

By limiting supply, built-in demand for Facebook's shares will raise the price investors pay.

In other words, Morgan Stanley and the remainder of the underwriting investment banks in this offering will already have built-in demand.

Kirp and others pragmatically hope that in a universal system that includes well-off families, there would be built-in demand for a developmentally sensitive preschool, which is arguably icing on the cake for the affluent but especially beneficial for those who lag behind.

A third is home medical product manufacturer Invacare (40), with products like wheelchairs and respiratory equipment, which have built-in demand from an aging population.

Now, even more than in the past (think Henry Scoop Jacksonon, the "Senator from Boeing"), a government contractor can virtually "buy" a legislator, with his blessing design or influence policy to have a built-in demand for the goods or services that it provides, and enjoy readymade support from the legislator both for favored policies and future government contracts.

The rise of the insecure job-changing individual crossed with an increasingly global economy is at odds with the ethos and delivery of a system built in less demanding, better drilled times.

Ms. Sadik-Khan also noted in an interview earlier this month that a bicycling network must be built in advance of demand, in order to encourage cycling.

But Labour argues that there is no guarantee that they will be built in places where demand is highest.

It could also be built in stages, as demand grows.The chairman of the Airports Commission, Sir Howard Davies, has said he will look at the Heathrow West idea.