Sentence examples for demand has left from inspiring English sources
Iraq generates more electricity than it did then, but far greater demand has left many sweltering in the heat.
High housing demand has left many caught in a housing trap, it said, where they were unable to save for a deposit on home.
A toxic mix of funding cuts and overwhelming demand has left many charities struggling to survive at a time when their survival matters more than ever.
Rising demand has left the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries with "effective" spare production capacity of 500,000 barrels a day, according to the International Energy Agency, which advises 26 industrialized nations.
THE stampede of doctors and entrepreneurs rushing to fill that demand has left some doctors and plastic-surgery trade groups wondering about the expertise of some of the people providing these services.
They might turn the warning back on him, and remind him that fiscal consolidation in America remains difficult because Mr Bernanke's management of demand has left unemployment well above the natural rate more than three years after the end of recession.
NO sooner had she taken the job at "Homeless" (her word for it) than the agency was threatened with legal action for violating its operating mandate: a winter surge in demand had left it temporarily short of shelter for several dozen single clients and a few displaced families.
I start to realise that even though what I've learned in the past can't be summoned on demand, it has left impressions somewhere in my brain, in that same memory-limbo where the words on the tip of your tongue hide.
Suggestions about Blair appearing on Songs of Praise and leaving with the crowds demanding more has left the No 10 team open to ridicule.
In the most famous incident she recounted, he had waved his drink at her, demanding, "Who has left a pubic hair on my Coke can?" Testifying after Hill, Thomas vehemently denied the allegations.
Nissan has not been able to get enough steel because of higher-than-expected sales of some of its cars and because strong demand in China has left many steel makers with little capacity to raise output.
