Sentence examples for demand arising from inspiring English sources

The concentration of wealth in recent decades led to bubbles and instability, as the Fed tried to offset the effects of weak demand arising from our inequality by low interest rates and lax regulation.

While it is no easy task to create an SPI for all 272 regions in 28 European countries, the EC says the ability for different countries to share knowledge on socially innovative policies "was identified as a key demand arising from policymakers".

"In my view, changes in monetary policy may be desirable, but they should be used only to a limited degree (and far less than in the past) in attempts to control movements in demand arising from nonmonetary sources," he said in 1972, when he left the Fed after seven years to return to California.

Cancer cells utilize more glucose than normal cells to meet the energy demand arising due to their uncontrolled proliferation.

The spatial and temporal mismatch between electricity supply and consumers demand arising from fluctuating renewable electricity generation can be overcome by energy transport and storage.

A lower growth rate in peak demand after implementation of power factor improvement schemes compared to the period before implementation implies stable and normal growth in peak demand arising from expected growth in demand.

Still more demand arose from old-economy products like cars and toys.

That would depend on where (geographically) and in what sector the demand arises.

According to the economics textbooks, a demand arises for, say, pink typewriters, and then entrepreneurs arise to satisfy it.

The meat will be sold on the domestic market, the government said, although some could be exported should demand arise.

Because of the potential for dust contamination, there are no ceramics or sculpture studios, the Lerners said, but they do not rule out expansion if the demand arises.