Sentence examples for demand is stable from inspiring English sources

In fact, global demand is stable and aggregate consumption in India and China is down.

Although some (notably East Anglia and Essex) have stopped offering some or all single-honours language degrees, at others demand is stable or growing.

The system in this example is very stable as long as retail demand is stable or as long as forecasts are accurate 19 weeks into the future.

"The good news is that demand is stable and it is not fueled by incentives and discounts," said Jesse Toprak, chief market analyst for the auto research Web site TrueCar.com.

"At some point the bill comes due" — but because water demand is stable or even dropping, water agencies can find revenue to cover the bill only by raising rates on consumption.

The stabilization policy that this model suggests is obvious: if the relationship between income and the demand for money is stable, the system can be maintained in equilibrium by keeping the money supply constant or, in a growing economy, by allowing the money stock to grow at roughly the same rate as real output.

In the case of sugar and wheat, demand is fairly stable, but supply is not; as regards tin, and, indeed, the majority of metals, the converse is true.

Because his products are mostly bought by parents for their children, demand is pretty stable; he can predict sales, he says, for about two years ahead.But not all Hong Kong-based businesses can afford to be so relaxed about distance from the market.

Offshoring makes sense if the demand is relatively stable and the product standard and long lasting.

Another key demand is more stable funding for universities and research centers.

Another advantage of peak shaving is that terminals' energy demand is more stable; this is especially important for container terminals in countries where grid operators cannot prepare the energy system for unexpected high energy peaks.