Sentence examples for demand reports from inspiring English sources
The Agriculture Department's production and supply and demand reports, including information from a survey of farmers and visits to fields, predicted a national average corn yield of 153 bushels an acre, down from nearly 159 bushels in the government's previous forecast.
Apple has cut orders for iPhone 5 components due to weaker-than-expected demand, reports the Wall Street Journal.
Premier Wen Jiabao said China will boost domestic demand, reports revealed that Chinas service industries expanded and the manufacturing PMI released on October 1 jumped to a four-month high.
The other demand potentially involved by the transit system, demand with trip origin or destination in the coverage area of the metro network (42.8% of the total demand), reports an average transit travel time of 40 min, a very high value when compared with the average travel time computed for the private transport (20 min).
While Zataari is doing a good job of accommodating the swathes of refugees rushing out of Syria, it's clear that the humanitarian assistance available still isn't meeting the demand; reports suggest that as many as 40,000 Syrians fleeing the sites of chemical attacks are stranded in towns on the Syrian side of the border. .
Figure 2 highlights this vertical arrangement to illustrate who reports to whom, and who is vested with the authority to demand reports and information internal to the organisation.
I was unconvinced about the overwhelming tripe demand reported at the time, and I certainly haven't heard that there's been much take up since, however loudly endorsed by the shouty one.
As an orthodox Jew who (alas, too infrequently) dines out, I am horrified by Rabbi Levy's demand, reported in Frank Bruni's article on Basil Pizza & Wine Bar, for video feeds from OK- certified restaurants.
Gadget boom to drive up energy demand: report [Reuters].
Therefore, to guarantee fairness, the allocation strategy should be centrally handled by the InP based on the instantaneous traffic flow demand reported from VOs.
However, studies tracking educator supply and demand report a shortage of ECSE teachers (Center to Inform Personnel Preparation Policy and Practice in Early Intervention and Early Childhood Special Education, 2005; McMaken, 2003).
