Sentence examples for car demand from inspiring English sources

But northern and eastern provinces are now eclipsing Guangdong in car demand.

Without improvements in range, those additional perks may be needed to stimulate electric car demand.

Samsung persisted with a wrong-headed $3 billion scheme to become a car maker, launching its first model in February 1998 just as Asian car demand slumped.

A plus, though, is that the new Focus went into production in Europe this week.However, nearly all the growth in car demand is likely to be in China, India and Brazil.

The handling is relaxed; while the Ultra's reflexes cannot be compared with those of a German sport sedan, neither does the car demand 110percentt of a driver's attention.

"Future success will depend on continued new car demand and attracting the next wave of investment, so Britain must demonstrate it remains competitive and open for business," Hawes said.

Owning a J.D.M. car demands commitment — an earlier burst of exposure waned with tightening enforcement of federal safety and emissions rules — yet there are rewards.

Given their need for speed and bulk, the car demands of North America are "almost diametrically opposite" those of India, said Craig Cather, the president and chief executive of CSM.

By contrast, the gauge showing the remaining power left in the battery of an electric car demands almost constant attention.Small electric cars, designed for use in cities, can typically travel some 100km (62 miles) on a full charge.

In his own way, he's not unlike the performer who bursts into the subway car demanding your immediate attention, when all you want is a few minutes to yourself.

On the road that slopes to the entrance, a small group of men stormed our car, demanding to be hired as guides, screaming that we weren't allowed to take the taxi on the drive without them.