Sentence examples for crunch demand from inspiring English sources

Beckers, who has also just been made chairman of Reactive Technologies, a company which offers customers ways of reducing energy use, says demand reduction can be a better way of handling an energy crunch: "Demand side management is much cheaper than building new CCGI [Combine Cycle Gas Turbine plants] or even more expensive ones like nuclear".

Nominal and real interest rates remain low, and the Federal Reserve and other central banks stand ready to cut them further should the global credit crunch demand more liquidity.

But when this year's fiscal crunch demanded real spending cuts, Mr. Gates resisted.

But their reputation was tarnished in the credit crunch and demand for new CLOs has dried up.

In 2009, the market was flooded with aluminium after the credit crunch as demand fell by 20%, or 5m tons.

Because the world faces not just one but four challenges in the coming years, and this quadruple crunch will demand new thinking.

The world faces a looming and potentially calamitous "cold crunch", with demand for air conditioning and refrigeration growing so fast that it threatens to smash pledges and targets for global warming.

When the crunch ends, demand should pick back up.

Data science jobs are already difficult to fill, and according to The Quant Crunch report, demand is expected to rise 28% by 2020.

Fewer apartment buildings have been constructed in recent years, and as the economy recovers, even condo owners who were caught in the crunch are demanding higher rents.

The situation in Greece worsened with banks closed for a second week, limited cash withdrawals and businesses feeling the crunch of demands from vendors for cash payments.