Sentence examples for demand expected from inspiring English sources

Airlines have trimmed their profit forecasts for the coming years, with demand expected to fall along with UK growth rates.

With demand expected to grow, the university is considering new measures, including outsourcing some financial aid services, boosting corporate fund-raising and expanding aid for needy students.

Traders said they thought that the price already reflected the economic slowdown and the weaker demand expected after the attacks on Sept. 11.

The European commission maintains that subsidies are required to help farmers "contribute to growing world food demand, expected … to increase by 70% by 2050".

With annual demand expected to more than double in the next two decades to the equivalent of six billion barrels of oil, the energy crunch threatens to knock India off its growth path.

Continued disruption to Tube services today, that will see commuters face massive delays on their journey home, has fuelled fears that the 150-year-old system is unequal to the extra demand expected during the Olympics.

"What I would demand, expect, like in art was touch," Mr. West said.

The report stated training was inadequate for quality demands expected and led to employees producing products that did not meet standards.

The health system has not been able to adjust itself to the increased demands expected from a very rapidly rising population.

Mr. Paddock could be imperious and demanding, expecting other people to wait on him, according to people who knew him.

Demand for composites is experiencing rapid growth and global demand is expected to double.