Sentence examples for demand for engines from inspiring English sources

But keeping pace with the demand for engines for long-haul jets is also causing problems.

Last week, Rolls reported that pre-tax profits fell from £713m to £310m in the six months ending 30 June, with lower demand for engines and weak oil prices hitting the company.

In 10 years' time, Rolls-Royce could be enjoying extraordinary demand for engines for next-generation planes, and we could all be praising the decision to focus on developing new technology rather than supplying old.

This is having a twofold effect on Rolls-Royce: not only is demand for engines for larger planes down, but airlines' existing smaller planes are proving so viable that the company may also have to wait longer than hoped for orders for the new generation of narrow-bodies.

Operating profit at the company's engine unit jumped fivefold, as higher gas prices increased demand for diesel engines for trucks and heavy equipment.

A Pratt spokesman, Mark Sullivan, said yesterday that a drop-off in demand for jet engines over the last three years was the primary reason for the job cuts.

The former head of Arm Holdings, who only replaced John Rishton on Friday, blamed weak oil prices and lower demand for its engines for the latest downgrade, in which it cut forecasts for 2015 and warned of further headwinds in 2016.

Though the economy remains strong, and demand for diesel engines and buses is robust, Navistar and other truck makers are trying to head off a cyclical downturn after what some industry experts said were two years of "excessive demand" for heavy-duty rigs.

Regulatory and social pressures to “go green” have bolstered demand for cleaner engines and solar energy products.

There is a large demand for distributed engines that efficiently process large-scale graph data, such as social graph and web graph.

Demand for greater engine efficiency and thrust-to-weight ratio has driven the production of aircraft engines with higher core temperatures and pressures.