Sentence examples for chunk of demand from inspiring English sources

A big chunk of demand seems to be insensitive to what the RBI does.

"The key point is, if Apple is unable to meet a good chunk of demand for the iPhone X in the December quarter, that could well see Apple have a year-on-year drop in iPhone sales in the quarter," Jan Dawson, an industry analyst with Jackdaw Research, told VICE News.

A big chunk of that demand, Rowe says, came from 20-to-35-year-old 20-to-35-year-old 20-to-35-year-old 20-to-35-year-old 20-to-35-year-old

The growth reflects the successful drive by corporations to squeeze out costs and improve productivity, and accounts for a substantial chunk of total demand in the economy.

Labour women, intolerant of Islamist views on gender, make up a disproportionate chunk of those demanding change.

But for shows aimed at a younger audience, there's a bigger chunk of on-demand and online viewership, he said.

Thanks to grid priority, solar grabs a big chunk of that peak demand and has competed away the price spike.

A chunk of the fresh demand will come from the buildings at the World Trade Center site and an array of public projects like the city's third water supply tunnel, the Long Island Rail Road tunnel to the East Side of Manhattan and the Second Avenue subway.

Another chunk is taken out of demand, making it more difficult to cut budget deficits and the national debt.

It is possible to imagine an activist investor, such as Carl Icahn, buying a chunk of shares and demanding that the company take some of the money it is investing in unproven technologies and use it to start paying a dividend and buying back more of its shares.

Germany's large current-account surpus means that it is enjoying a large chunk of the available external demand across the rich world.That wouldn't normally be a problem.