Sentence examples for dampening demand from inspiring English sources

The prospect of higher interest rates at some point in 2015 is also dampening demand.

Increased efficiency, weak economic growth and the use of alternative energy sources are all dampening demand.

Salaries are falling and, with unemployment so high, are unlikely to bounce back soon further dampening demand and growth.

The Halifax said the prospect of higher interest rates at some point in 2015 was also likely to play a part in dampening demand.

The bid is likely to fail, because the majority of parties have little appetite for a legalised trade, preferring to focus on dampening demand in the Asia.

That weakness is dampening demand from abroad for American goods and services, making it even harder for the domestic economy to emerge from its doldrums.

And a weaker global economy dampened demand for American exports.

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

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.