Sentence examples for demand raising from inspiring English sources

That would bring supply in line with demand, raising prices and making up for the subsidies.

But he is tagging along with the bears, who see mounting evidence that China's stimulus package and aggressive bank lending are creating artificial demand, raising the risk of a wave of nonperforming loans.

Economic weakness means that China is likely to buy fewer goods and services from abroad when the sovereign debt crisis in Europe is already hurting demand, raising the prospect of a global glut of goods and falling prices and weak production around the world.

Eventually officials hope to be able to make regular adjustments to pricing on parking meters -- which can be programmed remotely -- and at garages so they can spread out demand, raising prices in areas where competition is fiercest and lowering it elsewhere.

The Group of 20 statement said that "Japan's recent policy actions are intended to stop deflation and support domestic demand," raising no sense that they are treating Japan's monetary easing as a volley in a currency war, but rather a worthwhile attempt to get a long-suffering economy on track.

The reasoning is that an increase in the recipient's income would decrease her or his supply of services and generate an upward movement along the donor's demand, raising the implicit price of services and decreasing the quantity (Juarez 2009).

We find that growth of inbound tourism demand raises aggregate household income, but worsens its distribution.

"That is a shameless demand raised by the U.S. president," Brig.

Their demand raises prices and lowers real incomes in the rich world, which gets crowded out.

They cannot demand raises or health and retirement benefits or paid vacations or sick leave.

Former cabinet minister Sayeeda Warsi has backed an independent inquiry, a demand raised by the Muslim Council of Britain.