Sentence examples for demand deteriorating from inspiring English sources

With demand deteriorating for its office, home and cleaning products, Newell Rubbermaid lowered its fourth-quarter guidance Wednesday and it said it couldn't predict when sales would rebound.

In December, the company credited waning demand deteriorating for its office, home and cleaning products, despite its strong portfolio of consumer staples brands that include Paper Mate, Rubbermaid and Graco.

Since the chemical industry provides materials to hard-hit sectors like construction and transportation, they've seen demand deteriorate and have had to enact massive layoffs and cost-cutting measures to streamline operations during the open-ended recessionary environment.

Taleizadeh and Nematollahi (2014) investigated an EOQ model for constant demand for deteriorating items with financial considerations.

The electric grid in the United States has been suffering from underinvestment for years, and now faces pressing challenges from rising demand and deteriorating infrastructure.

This requires less computational demands without deteriorating much to the control performance.

"Demand has deteriorated so fast that inventory units haven't declined much, and inventory days remain at record high levels," Mr. Johnson wrote.

Conversely, increasing robustness for multiple demand scenarios deteriorates the cell performance due to increased material handling.

If the mechanisms are not reasonable, imbalance between supply and demand may deteriorate, causing chaos in the carbon trading market.

While the daily output of DGs strongly depends on the temporal distribution of natural resources such as wind and solar, unregulated electric vehicle (EV) charging demand will deteriorate the unbalance between the daily load curve and generation curve.

Adaptation of coronary vessels is particularly important, as in the coronary circulation oxygen extraction is near maximal and any mismatch between blood supply and metabolic demand would deteriorate myocardial contractile function [ 48].