Sentence examples for burst of demand from inspiring English sources

But it is not clear whether the initial burst of demand for its sedan was merely the result of enthusiasts rushing to get their cars.

"At the same time, the government's regulatory changes have saved Isuzu because this burst of demand has given them renewed cash flow".

Such advances could let people download movies straight from Hollywood studios, swap TV shows and use other sexy features that could stimulate a burst of demand.

It may seem strange to teach a sophisticated PC with a color monitor and multimedia doodads how to ape the green-on-black screen of yesterday's terminals, but there was a burst of demand for this backward-looking technology.

Some will end up in the company's Superchargers, allowing Tesla to cope with sudden bursts of demand should multiple vehicles need to recharge at once.

It starts by signing up cabbies, who have their own app on which they can record journeys and fares, and which alerts them to "bursts" of demand (as people leave a concert, say).

Dick Lynch, chief technology officer of Verizon Wireless, explains that no wide-area wireless network can afford to build out wide-area data capacity to handle bursts of demand for wireless data that change from airport gate to gate every 30 minutes or so.

Shares of the world's biggest miner were up 3.2% after posting a 2.2% increase in first-half profits, boosted by a last burst of Chinese demand growth Xstrata was up 7.4%, or 673.00 pence $9.711), in London.

A raise given to the lowest-paid workers in retail would result in a burst of consumer demand that, according to the study, could spur the creation of more than 100,000 new jobs.

With QOS, telcos can offer customers various services at different rates – discounts, say, for service with pauses tolerated or without video, which causes uneven bursts of bandwidth demand.

Right now, we are experiencing a burst of pent-up demand for business travel, Mr. Petruccelli said.