Sentence examples for contracted demand from inspiring English sources

USA Today, for instance, has contracted Demand to supply the content for its Travel Tips Web page, while AOL recently started a Web site called Seed, edited by Saul Hansell, a former New York Times columnist, which generates story ideas from search data.

The higher the moisture content of wood chips, the lower its net caloric value and therefore, a larger amount of chips is needed to meet the contracted demand.

Moreover, it is a useful tool for avoiding penalties beyond the contracted demand value of electricity with the electric power company.

But the Chinese stimulus package cannot hope to fix the problem of contracting demand for the region's output in the rest of the world.

All these companies have been hit hard by rapidly contracting demand for information technology products like computers and digital devices, and for the components used to build them.

Oil dropped below $84 a barrel, the lowest in a year, on fears that a global recession would contract demand.

"Rather, it is a union-initiated contract demand".

Many of these contracts demand that the company on the other side of a trade have a high enough credit rating.

What they need is a principal owner who will forget about trading for a slugger who, for all his home runs, does strike out too much and whose $20 million contract demand might disrupt the clubhouse calm.

Looking to retool, the Yankees let Hideki Matsui, their designated hitter and the Series' most valuable player, depart to the Angels and declined to meet left fielder Johnny Damon's contract demand.

Retail competition was introduced for large customers (contract demand over 2 MW) after March 2000.