Sentence examples for curtail demand from inspiring English sources

High oil prices, moreover, are likely to force airlines to raise fares, which will curtail demand, they said.

At the time of deregulation, the government said rising prices would curtail demand and be self-correcting.

Local news outlets and activists pointed to this figure as tangible evidence that campaigns to curtail demand in mainland China were working.

Even the best-designed efforts to stem the supply of drugs abroad are bound to fail without a better-financed effort to curtail demand for them at home.

Not the least of its troubles is that Indonesia's economic collapse will almost certainly curtail demand for the scented kretek cigarettes that absorb the bulk of the world's clove crop.

Mr. Obama will emphasize the financing increases that the administration has won for drug treatment and prevention in the United States, responding to the sense that the country needs to do more to curtail demand.

The same-day launch of the tablet in 10 territories, notably including Hong Kong, curtailed demand.

But within two years of the company's stock sale, the market swooned and the economy faltered, curtailing demand for such advice.

By rejecting the neoliberal recipes of privatisation, structural adjustment and curtailed demand, we have grown by 4.3% over the last five years despite the global slowdown.

Now that the world economic crisis has sharply curtailed demand for gas, Gazprom is saddled with a glut of expensive Central Asian supplies that it is forced to sell at a loss.

Now, all the steel makers are trying to cope with the news that the big automakers are forecasting double-digit drops in demand for their cars and with an economy that seems to be curtailing demand for construction and big appliances that use steel.