Sentence examples for demand depressed from inspiring English sources

With consumer demand depressed and bankruptcies and unemployment at or near record highs, Japan's banking system is widely seen as teetering.

With slower growth and consumer demand depressed by fiscal austerity, the Cameron government has had to push its deficit reduction targets years into the future.

ATLANTA (Reuters Delta Air Linesnes reported a fourth-quarter loss Tuesday that was larger than expected as lower travel demand depressed revenue.

The poor news from China, where faltering demand depressed factory output in June to a nine-month low, also combined with a stronger dollar to drag oil prices lower.

There are a lot of reasons for the weak job market this time around, including the nature of the recession, which forced banks and households to spend years cleaning up their balance sheets, keeping demand depressed.

Weak import demand depressed cultured shrimp prices, while in the case of wild shrimp, prices went up in early 2008.

Ask yourself if the market is in a peak, where demand is usually high, or a trough, where demand is depressed.

Imagine, for example, that consumer demand is depressed in part because people fear the prospect of a wrenching fiscal adjustment.

If consumer demand is depressed, as it continues to be, corporate chieftains see no business logic in raising production.

Indeed, demand is depressed precisely because household savings are being funnelled by the state banks, paying measly rates of return on deposits, to big companies.

UBS said: In most markets DIY demand remains depressed by a mix of low consumer confidence and weak housing markets, affecting big ticket and trade sales in particular.