Sentence examples for demand for liquid from inspiring English sources

Although the demand for liquid hydrocarbons is declining in Europe and North America due to increased efficiency, it is growing elsewhere as economies develop and modernise.

During the same period, demand for liquid fuels is expected to rise from 86 million to 106 million barrels per day.

The Kirby Corporation, a hauler of petroleum products and other goods on rivers, pared its second-quarter and full-year profit forecasts yesterday because of falling demand for liquid fertilizer.

Peter F. Volanakis, president of Corning Technologies, the umbrella for nontelecommunications businesses, says he cannot meet demand for liquid crystal displays, TV glass and nitrous oxide controls for power plants.

The International Energy Authority IEAA) predicts that over the next 20 years there will be a steady increase in demand for liquid fuels, most of which will come from China and India.

The bottom line is that demand for liquid fuels is virtually certain to outstrip production by a considerable margin over the next two decades, regardless of how much oil remains in the ground.

Sales began to slip in the mid-1990's because of cheaper competition and growing demand for liquid-crystal display technology.

Their total demand for liquids in 2040 is just over 80 million barrels a day of oil.

It is not surprising that constant reference is made to the impression left by last year's dispute in the coal-mining industry on the progress of applied chemistry; however, the difficulties of that period have at least focussed attention on fuel economy, on more fruitful ways of using coal, and on the possibility of meeting future demands for liquid fuel.

For this reason, new liquid crystals with diverse structural features need to be synthesized so as to cope with the challenging market demands for liquid crystal displays.

In 1937, for example, the Masengill Company, to satisfy the demand for a liquid form of sulfanilamide, an early antibiotic, dissolved the drug in diethylene glycol, a sweet liquid, to make it more palatable, and shipped out several untested batches totaling 240 gallons.