Sentence examples for demand has dried up from inspiring English sources

In Chicago, brokers say demand has dried up just as new office towers are nearing completion.

Nokia has amassed more than four billion euros in losses since announcing its Microsoft alliance in February 2011, as demand has dried up for Symbian-based phones.

Nokia has amassed €3.5 billion in combined losses since announcing its Microsoft alliance in February 2011 as demand has dried up for its old in-house Symbian-based phones.

Maybe the markets are down because demand has dried up, because many of the nation's biggest firms have imploded and because Americans are losing their jobs and their homes by the millions.

The recent tumult has singed Merrill (now valued at $38 billion) but scorched Schwab (value: $35 billion).Many suspect that demand has dried up not only for shares bought through Schwab's discount-broking arm but also for funds from its mutual-fund supermarket.

The international exposure matters because demand has dried up for the classical musicians' work.

The Fed lent dollars to a broader range of central banks from December 2007 through February 2010, then allowed the program to lapse because demand had dried up amidst signs of improvement in the global economy.

That is partly because demand in Japan has dried up, and more importantly, because supply has grown.Until 1990 Mongolia was a satellite of the Soviet Union.

As with so many esoteric debt instruments, demand for these has dried up, sending discounts higher on funds that issue them.

Even demand for waterfront homes has dried up in her area, she said.

He says demand for second homes has dried up: he sold 13 properties to British holidaymakers in 2008 but just two last year, although business buyers keep him busy.