Sentence examples for demand prospects from inspiring English sources
We expect it to fall further in 2009, as all forms of private investment are hit by severe credit conditions and low demand prospects.
"The outlook for global activity will constrain U.K. demand prospects and, as a result, the margin of spare capacity is likely to build in the coming quarters, pulling down CPI inflation," he wrote.
"The outlook for global activity will constrain U.K. demand prospects and, as a result, the margin of spare capacity is likely to build in the coming quarters, pulling down C.P.I. inflation," he wrote.
Therefore, the supply and demand prospects for oil are not the only part, and in many cases, they are not even the greater part of the earnings equation.
All businesses face uncertainties of one kind or another, but Almost Family offers compelling demand prospects driven by demographic trends–an aging population that requires more and more of these services as well as a powerful growth rate, high return on capital, stable finances and reasonable valuation ratios.
Nevertheless, even faced with weakening demand prospects, outdated investment patterns are driving fossil fuel companies to waste trillions of dollars in developing reserves and infrastructure that will be stranded as the world moves beyond 20th century energy.
Meanwhile, if you're someone who excels in those areas, you might end up being a more in-demand prospect than the hottest software engineer of today.
If we can find ways to supply that demand, the prospects for American Ph.D.'s should improve.
Rich countries counter that the demand threatens prospects of agreement in Bali and by extension a multilateral trading system that would greatly benefit developing economies.
But because DSL doesn't provide service fast enough for smooth video streaming on multiple devices, which is what users now demand, its prospects faded.
A number of markets appear to have seen a return of demand, and prospects appear much better than before - albeit with little visibility and certainty.
