Sentence examples for constraining demand from inspiring English sources
Traders appeared, however, to be focusing on speculation that the global recession and rising unemployment would keep constraining demand, while stocks in the United States have been plentiful.
Only a lack of import infrastructure is constraining demand growth there, he argues.Industrialisation and electrification in the developing world will require a lot of new power stations.
On Thursday, the House of Representatives passed a bill that would urge the administration to consider cutting off aid and military sales to OPEC countries that try to push up oil prices by constraining demand.
The ONS said: "Taken together, the factors constraining demand such as weak mortgage lending and high house prices, coupled with those constraining supply such as skill shortages and tight funding conditions, may have limited construction output growth in January 2015".
Instead they advocate addressing these impacts by constraining demand for air travel.
Now, however, the car tax and devaluation have constrained demand, especially for expensive models, which discourages dealers from importing them.
The crisis happened because the NHS starved itself of the capacity it needed, in the futile belief that lack of supply would constrain demand and so save money.
Citing "the economic slowdown that is continuing to constrain demand for technology products," Texas Instruments lowered revenue projections for the second time in five weeks.
At the same time high prices are bound to constrain demand, and unpredictable economic growth and Middle Eastern politics make the future of both demand and supply uncertain.
Rents have been falling in many big cities as the global slowdown has constrained demand and additional supply has come on to the market.
By constantly raising expenditure to meet the demands of his biggest constituency, the poor, the incentive to constrain demand on the government to those items that are economically feasible has been severely weakened.
