Sentence examples for combination of demand from inspiring English sources

"While the majority of our players are able to play, we're very sorry that many are stuck in queues before they're able to get in, due to a combination of demand and the mitigating measures we've taken," a spokesman for Blizzard told the BBC.

There is a combination of demand and supply side factors constraining sustained enrolment in the CHF among the population.

There could be a combination of demand and supply factors that contribute to this observation, on the demand side, the least poor may want to avoid long queues and therefore go directly to the private sector to purchase medicines.

Each individual matrix cell shows the optimal technology for a particular combination of demand and lot size, and the number of units required per lot (within brackets) for the final stage of the expansion process train.

Figure 2 illustrates how the optimal cell expansion technology changes across a matrix of demands and lot sizes for four different doses (10 10 cells/dose); the doses are representative of the range of doses reported for allogeneic cell therapy treatments in Table I. Figure 2e shows the required number of lots necessary to meet the demand, for each combination of demand and lot size.

It is the I.B.'s combination of demanding academic standards and an inspiring humanist vision that is fueling its continued growth not just in the United States but throughout the world as well.

While it might come in the form of a military coup, or dissolution into civil war or chaos, the most likely outcome is a combination of demands from below (perhaps related to labor unrest) and concessions from the top, in roughly the same way that democracy infiltrated South Korea and Taiwan.

If Abu Dhabi desires to achieve water consumption levels consistent with those in the most water-efficient developed countries, then a combination of demand-side management practices will be required.

It is possible that this combination of demands proved to be too complex for students to be able to cope effectively.

Four types of jobs are distinguished in a 'Job Demand Control' model, which operates according to the combination of demands and control they offer: passive jobs (low demands, low control), low strain jobs (low demands, high control), active jobs (high demands, high control) and high strain jobs (high demands, low control).

"Demand should be met in all but the most extreme potential combinations of demand forecast error and generation unavailability," its winter outlook says.