Sentence examples for demand caught up from inspiring English sources

Navistar's larger rival, Paccar Inc., announced an increase in production of some heavy- and medium-duty trucks earlier this month as demand caught up with reduced output levels.

The law of supply and demand caught up with the oil market on Friday.

"But growth was strong, and I knew it was only a matter of time before demand caught up with supply," Gibbs recalls, adding: "We knew from our Canada operations that heavy oil was easy to find.

In a normal summer, power supplies are tight statewide, and they say California's crisis shows that when demand catches up to supply, deregulation allows generators to charge extremely high prices for power.

If it helps get credit markets operating properly again, housing prices may stabilize, but it could be a while before demand catches up to supply.

After a lull of two or three years in which weaker suppliers often drop out completely, the continually rising demand catches up and the boom times return, complete with shortages of popular components.

But population growth and the out-of-state demands have caught up with the network.

Wouldn't that imply it was a bit mechanical?" Hester demands, suddenly caught up in the conundrum himself.

Parents will be able to demand catch-up tuition for their darling dullards, or challenging lessons for their gifted lads and lasses.

Once supplies caught up with demand in April, prices promptly tumbled.

"In 2001 supply has caught up with demand because a number of buildings under construction have been completed.