Sentence examples for demand it simultaneously from inspiring English sources

C1 OPEC Sends Mixed Signals Though OPEC said it would cut back supply to bolster prices amid sluggish demand, it simultaneously raised its production ceiling to legitimize excess output members provided during the war in Iraq.

Though the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries said after an emergency meeting here that it would cut back supply to bolster prices amid sluggish demand, it simultaneously raised its official production ceiling to legitimize much of the excess output that members provided during the war in Iraq.

Many technological innovations replace workers with machines, but this capital-labor substitution need not reduce aggregate labor demand because it simultaneously induces four countervailing responses: own-industry output effects; cross-industry input output effects; between-industry shifts; and final demand effects.

An OS has many demands placed on it simultaneously.

This lecture strikes us as very good to think with at this present point: it demands we simultaneously consider the interplay of sovereign power, discipline, biopolitics and concepts of security, and race.

The company also revealed it had received a ransom demand while simultaneously failing to inform customers what precisely had been stolen.

"Looking on something like YouTube is really interesting because it works on a supply side and a demand side simultaneously," says Andrew.

Nor does it really speak to whether those potentials for growth can be realized in a sustained way if domestic demand is simultaneously repressed by the stagnation of working class incomes.

Such systems combine the benefits of adaptive shading with facade integrated solar tracking, thus reducing the building energy demand, and simultaneously generating electricity on-site.

Developing oral drug delivery systems based on commercially available materials is becoming more challenging due to the demand for simultaneously delivering physicochemically different drugs for treating complex diseases.

TOD explicitly promotes a balance between public transportation-driven supply and land use-driven demand, while simultaneously improving the pedestrian friendliness of the station areas.