Sentence examples for demand reflecting from inspiring English sources

The plans come as ambulance services struggle to cope with increased demand, reflecting pressures across the whole NHS in general, but particularly now in winter with illnesses such as flu and norovirus on the rise.

The BBA said that over the past year, net borrowing through personal loans had been rising at an annual rate of about 5%, with increased demand reflecting better credit availability, lower interest rates and stronger household finances.

Many of the painters are finding ways of adapting their brush-strokes to the change in demand, reflecting a more general economic shift in a very visual way.

The potential for heat provision from the ethanol refinery is limited to 10% of the regional heat demand, reflecting network installation and heat loss constraints in radial heat distribution.

This was put in practice in Ireland by employing a model that targets both supply and demand, reflecting the concerns for including all parts of the system [ 28, 81].

The higher demand reflected in the trade and retail data adds to evidence of a healthy economy.

After a number of years, supply may increase in response to a higher level of demand reflected by higher prices.

Mr. Lowndes said such steep demand reflects an increase in population and also heavier demand because homes are larger and have more high-tech appliances.

While in line with expectations, SME lending demand reflects the relatively slow growth in demand for goods and services in the economy as a whole at present.

Demand reflected by the bid/cover ratio suggests that despite the uncertain outlook, investors believe that some sort of a coalition will be cobbled together in coming weeks.

The committee's demand reflects a new impatience on the part of the panel and its staff, who have said some of their previous requests have gone unanswered since July.