Sentence examples for dampen demand from inspiring English sources

If housing were like any other consumer good, rising prices should eventually dampen demand.

The backlog of unsold houses remains high, and rising mortgage rates may further dampen demand.

Fiscal tightening later in the year will dampen demand for resources, putting a ceiling on prices.

For now, it seems that only rising prices could dampen demand.

The expiration of a car-scrappage scheme will dampen demand in Japan.

Higher oil prices can dampen demand and make crude more costly to process.

A surge in imports would further dampen demand for seeds from people like Mr. Sun.

Reduced subsidies for oil use, common in oil-producing countries but increasingly unaffordable, will also dampen demand.

Buyers and sellers alike discovered that rising prices did very little to dampen demand, leaving nothing to hold prices back.

In the near term, however, the recession and a growing concern about light pollution may dampen demand for the supersigns.

That failure didn't dampen demands for a bipartisan compromise that secured the border while offering a way for millions of undocumented immigrants to come out of the shadows.