Sentence examples for demand has shrunk from inspiring English sources

"In light of the financial situation, demand has shrunk," she said.

Demand has shrunk markedly, causing that excess capacity to fall away in the form of business closings, downsizings and bankruptcies.

A Coca-Cola representative explained that few customers still owned the returnable bottles, and demand had shrunk to the point where it no longer made sense to provide the refilling service.

That demand, however, has shrunk considerably, and wineries are, in the words of one poten- tial customer, practically "spamming" the in-boxes of wait-listed candidates with offers.

Asbestos, a fibrous mineral, was once widely used as insulation in buildings, but demand for it has shrunk drastically the last few decades because of scientific studies that show it causes cancer and other diseases.

TOKYO Japan's scientific whaling effort has cost taxpayers $378 million since 1987, even as demand for whale meat has shrunk and the research has proven of little value, according to a report released here on 5 February by the International Fund for Animal Welfare IFAWW).

Not too surprisingly, Sony cites rapidly plunging demand as the reason (demand apparently peaked in 1995 and has shrunk more than 90% since).

Sales in the United States will fall 30percentthis yearar because the sales force has shrunk and demand may not rebound until the second half of 2004, Tupperware said.

They will further reduce demand in an economy that has shrunk 25% in five years.

Be warned: Ms. Frazier said 95 percent of her merchandise is for men, because demand for women's street wear has shrunk with the recession.

With stimulative fiscal and monetary policy bolstering domestic demand, China's current-account surplus has shrunk by two-thirds, from 10% of GDP in 2007.