Sentence examples for decline of demand from inspiring English sources

Professionals dreaded the decline of demand in the current recessionary gloom and it did not happen.

Given its constitutional and legal service mandates and the long-term decline of demand for those services, there's no way that the round peg of the mandates can be forced into the square hole of profitability.

Mr Cruickshank's readers are left to ponder whether the main reason for its decline was a diminution of demand or greater economic opportunities for women.

The collapse of the USSR sent Ukraine's industrial heartland into a spiral of decline; demand for coal dried up and inflation ruined miners' pensions.

Gradually, the consumption of cocaine and heroin will decline, and the contraction of demand will put even greater pressure on the profitability of the trafficking cartels.

"I was particularly struck that after years of decline demand for unsecured personal loans is rising quite strongly again," said BBA statistics director David Dooks.

Thermal cracking of residual fractions has gained interest of refiners due to increasing demand of middle distillates and at the same time decline in demand of fuel oils.

After years of decline, the demand for latex from a local condom factory has boosted the price of rubber, and many tappers, who had turned to raising cattle, have returned to the forest.

Depending on your assessment of which kind of demand declines are taking place, you'll favour different policy responses.This is a fine discussion to have, but I don't really want policymakers to pay attention to it.

Lukashenko wanted to rebuild Belarus when he took office; the economy was in freefall, due to declining industry and lack of demand for Belarusian goods.

Numbers of ponies on the Forest also declined as a result of demand for more refined-looking ponies for riding and driving work prior to the introduction of motor vehicles.