Sentence examples for choke demand from inspiring English sources
As long as higher oil prices do not choke demand and economic growth gains adequate traction, transportation companies should be able to pass fuel cost increases through without hurting demand.
This makes a nonsense of the argument that the ECB's policies are choking demand.
"Instead of flooding the market with more ivory and legitimising the trade, we should be choking demand, not stoking it".
Certainly in Europe, altering exchange rates is not the answer; reviving economies will require giving up on austerity, which is choking demand and investment.
"Economic weakness worldwide has choked demand for oil, reducing prices, and this cut our imports sharply in November," said Bill Cheney, chief economist at John Hancock Financial Services Inc. in Boston.
The IEA said that the high price would eventually "choke off" demand and a balance between supply and demand would return.
Enforcement is a losing battle, he says, and the only way to end poaching is to choke off demand.
With proper controls and enforcement, a legal trade would choke off demand for illicit ivory and discourage the poaching now decimating the continent's elephant populations.
The worry is that, just as the industry starts to recover from one of its worst-ever years, more expensive products could choke off demand.
