Sentence examples for cautious demand from inspiring English sources

And the agency's cautious demand estimates could fall if the brewing financial crisis on Europe's periphery eats into economic growth.

Weaker economies overseas and the impact of across-the-board government spending cuts have made businesses more cautious, reducing demand for manufactured goods.

Weaker economies overseas and the impact of across-the-board government spending cuts have made businesses more cautious, dampening demand for manufactured goods.

The weaker economy, meanwhile, has been partly reflected in cautious credit demand from business and consumers, with companies holding back from investment and households reluctant to take on debt.

Concern about the changes is making customers cautious, reducing demand for Option Care's services and prompting the company to take steps to reduce expenses, mainly through job cuts, Mr. Rai said.

After several years of extraordinary sales and earnings growth, the company has become cautious about demand, and it expects only 8.5 % and 12 sales and earnings growth, respectively, in 2007.

However, the United States midfielder did not train today and Coyle is cautious about demanding too much, too soon from the 26-year-old.

Their fatuously cautious manifesto demands cheaper SMS-fees and the absolution of DVD Region Codes.

Employers are still cautious and weak demand will continue to limit new hiring.

We are cautious on UK demand, and our flattish 2017 profit forecast, although free cash flow of 12% is attractive.

Commodities slumped for a second day as economic problems in the United States and Europe made investors cautious about the demand outlook for oil, metals and crops.