Sentence examples for demand indicated from inspiring English sources

She added that the demand indicated there was a potentially vast market for distribution of music via digital means.

Sensing that the increasing demand indicated a change in the market, the administration asked me to help fill this need.

But the CVA will reshape the business, cutting out less profitable restaurants to reflect lower demand, indicated by sales that have been declining compared with last year.

The "availability index", which is the ratio of available human workers to its critical demand, indicated insufficiency of required human workers in almost all agro-climatic zones of Assam justifying the need for mechanization.

But the federal finance agency (debt office) was forced to retain almost €2.4bn of the planned €6bn sale "for another day" and analysts said the weak demand indicated that eurozone contagion was now afflicting even Europe's strongest economy or what FT Alphaville calls "the only first-class passenger on the Titanic".

We have also drawn the shaded heat demand coverage of a certain CHP which has just enough capacity to generate the heat demand indicated with a dot.

Nor, said Mr. Prljic, does the demand indicate a full break between the Croatian fighters and the Bosnian Government.

The close proximity between measured and simulated demand indicate the influence of power demand on RC network selection.

The government's own forecasts of air-traffic demand indicate that even if airport growth was allowed to continue free of environmental legislation, passenger demand in the south east could be met solely via the existing infrastructure until almost 2030.

"The strong demand indicates how housing tastes, not to mention income patterns, have changed over the last eight years," said the developer, whose ponytail, soft voice and gaunt features suggest a struggling artist more than a businessman.

"And the law of supply and demand indicates that as the Web grows -- and as the need for content grows faster than the supply -- this will pay off much more than it does now".