Sentence examples for demand gap from inspiring English sources

"It's the demand gap that's damaging".

The produce industry and the federal government have started to demand GAP certification – Good Agricultural Practices.

We filled the demand gap in the 1990s with a stock bubble, and in the last decade with a housing bubble.

In both the 1920s and the post-1980s, to prevent economies seizing up, the demand gap was filled by an explosion of private debt.

We're unfortunately much closer to the 2009 version than the 1997 version, because we still have a pretty substantial demand gap.

"Unless we see an improvement in the demand gap, companies aren't going to change their pricing or pay habits," Ryutaro Kono and Azusa Kato, economists at BNP Paribas in Tokyo, wrote in a note.

The trick, still, is to parlay those Emmy-quality shows into growth in its subscribers — and make them attractive to both domestic audiences and international ones while it starts to fill in the demand gaps abroad.

We made up large demand gaps in the late 1990s with the stock bubble and in the last decade with the housing bubble, but bubbles don't seem like a really good economic strategy.

Table  4 also shows the significant shift of grants from Surgery and Service area towards Medical specializations (min 21.8%—max 39%), as the result of the combination of wider demand gaps, higher care complexity and expected increase of inpatient and outpatient service utilization by the population.

To an economist, this is a basic supply-and-demand gap with tragic consequences.

This could have filled the world U supply-demand gap for nuclear energy production.