Sentence examples for demand drop off from inspiring English sources

"We had a strong Black Friday and didn't see demand drop off between then and Christmas.

If traffic is mainly connecting, the airport could run into trouble if the main carriers see their demand drop off.

But demand dropped off steeply during the recession when businesses had progressively smaller tax liabilities.

A growing population creates a demand for new houses, new office buildings, and so on; when growth slows, that demand drops off.

The steel industry is a major purchaser of iron ore, and there is little sign of demand dropping off in China.

Instead, the chapter finishes with the graphic story of an entry-level high-end prostitute who behaves "rationally" by raising her fee gradually to see whether demand drops off.

Rising affluence also has turned populous nations like China, India and Indonesia into major markets for goods, helping to make up for some of the demand drop-off from Europe and the United States.

It seems like only a matter of time before it gets serious about partnering with local merchants and retail chains to power on-demand drop-off of goods and services.

One reason is cost: George Cooper, the boss of OnAir, says that at prices above $3 per minute, "demand drops off considerably", according to the firm's research.

It also showed how much demand would drop off as the price increased – in the neighborhood of 30% less demand for each $50 price increase.

He added that he thinks revenue projections for the company "are on the optimistic side" and that there is a strong chance that parking demand could drop off at some point due to future rate increases or expanded use of public transit.