Sentence examples for demand generated from inspiring English sources

In short, Germany has been free-riding on demand generated elsewhere in the eurozone.

The product sold out at Barneys New York and on the Sally Hershberger Face Place Web site, and the demand generated lengthy waiting lists.

Fadil says that his company relies almost entirely on demand generated from within Kurdistan or outside the country, not in the rest of Iraq.

The Ford Motor Company has said that it would increase production by 10,000 vehicles to meet the higher demand generated by the government's cash-for-clunkers program.

Demand generated by the for-sale apartments improves the economies of operations for the hotels and the sports and entertainment facilities.

Mr Burdick said the extra demand generated would lift the average amount spent each month by a Telewest customer from £42 to £47.

Second, it increases global asset demand, generating asset-price inflation.

Further population exits would increase supply relative to demand, generate more price drops and potentially more defaults.

The neoclassical economists in the late 19th century showed how forces of supply and demand generate equilibrium in the market for apples, shoes and all other consumer goods and services.

Making that happen will require ditching austerity in favour of encouraging activity within the member states to rekindle demand, generate jobs and allow an eventual level of taxation to reduce national debt.

The term enterprise investment has been used to describe the kind of capital formation that involves innovations and that by building ahead of demand generates rapid rates of growth of productivity or technical progress.