Sentence examples for demand has held from inspiring English sources

Snuffbox demand has held fairly steady ever since.

The ad sales results provide another example of how demand has held up among marketers wishing to be associated with so-called big event television programs, reflecting the recent increases in viewership for many such shows.

As in previous months, the February survey showed that domestic demand had held up better than demand from abroad.

The company had decided last year to stop selling the Excursion after the 2004 model year because of declining sales, but said on Monday that it was reconsidering because industry demand had held up for the largest S.U.V.'s.

But in an attempt to undercut the rebels' demands, Turchinov has held out the prospect of a nationwide referendum on the future shape of the Ukrainian state.

For now, demand in South Korea has held up.

The Oberoi now has 81 suites, up from 26, because demand for suites has held up better than standard rooms, officials said.

The push for smart gun technology appears to be a token gesture, as most experts say demand, not supply, has held back the development of advanced safety features.

And has gained users from the mainstream, as well as attracting utility as a tool clinical psychologists recommend their patients use, according to co-founder Edrick Dorian — although he won't disclose exact user numbers, saying only that it's in the "tens of thousands" and demand for the app has "held steady for the past four years".

Like the semiconductor industry, providers of chip-making equipment have been consolidating in recent years as weakness in semiconductor prices has held back demand for chip-making gear.

Whirlpool has raised prices to combat higher costs, but the hangover from the recession has held back demand for big-ticket items such as refrigerators and washing machines and the company is facing discount pressure from competitors and retailers.