Sentence examples for cannot meet demands from inspiring English sources
Current risk assessment approaches cannot meet demands for the large number of chemicals that must be evaluated.
Yet refineries cannot meet demand.
His definition of peak oil is "when supply cannot meet demand".
That could happen if enough companies stop making loans and the remaining lenders cannot meet demand.
On Friday December 7th Nintendo announced it may even stop TV advertising in Britain until 2008 because it cannot meet demand.
Peter F. Volanakis, president of Corning Technologies, the umbrella for nontelecommunications businesses, says he cannot meet demand for liquid crystal displays, TV glass and nitrous oxide controls for power plants.
Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney have often cited high prices as evidence that industry cannot meet demand because regulations make it too hard to increase supply.
Barile said that some oil shipments entering Italy with government approval are in violation of European law, which allows oil to be imported from countries outside the E.U. when local supplies cannot meet demand.
Under the recently-introduced Energy Act and Electrical Market Review companies will be able to secure subsidies for power plants that need to be on standby when renewable energy sources cannot meet demand.
"This is the first year in which I cannot meet demand".
Supply of graduates from the world's best computational linguistics, machine learning and data science programs cannot meet demand.
