Sentence examples for demand left from inspiring English sources

The lower demand left manufacturers with too many chips.

German households seem unable to fill the gap in demand left by exhausted Spanish consumers.

Collapsing demand left them with potential bills for gas they had to take or pay for but did not need.

He forecast that pent-up demand left over from the recession should tail off over the next 12 months.

Mr Osborne has often seemed too confident that private-sector spending will fill the gap in demand left by fiscal austerity.

If a foreign company could come in to fill the demand left by G.M. with minimal disruption, then, theoretically, car-wash employees would keep their jobs.

Buyers and sellers alike discovered that rising prices did very little to dampen demand, leaving nothing to hold prices back.

But those sources are unlikely to meet all the extra demand, leaving Britain in a position familiar to many of its neighbours: relying on Russia.

"Every part of the system – from general practice, to hospitals, to community care – is struggling to keep up with demand, leaving some patients facing unacceptable delays for treatment".

Its factories could not keep up with demand, leaving many products out of stock at a crucial time and delaying the introduction of some new lines.

Instead, the industry's expansion has far exceeded demand, leaving a number of companies with mounting debt and tumbling stock prices.