Sentence examples for demand responded from inspiring English sources

Desire is what emerges: "The baby's need can be met, its demand responded to, but its desire only exists because of the initial failure of satisfaction.

Clearly, the way in which import demand responds to changes in tariffs will depend on a variety of factors.

In the first case, the policy must be assessed only by looking at how demand responds to the new situation (more demand, less costs, etc).

Our model is related to noncooperative Cournot games of electricity markets reversing the direction of day-ahead markets to understand how demand responds to market clearing prices in the long term [15] - here we attempt to understand demand-response on the wholesale (generation-level) market.

This demand responds to GP's lack of knowledge of actual drug prices, ascertained by Prosser et al [ 20].

Later, in his first news conference as president, Bush took his first question (after, as tradition demands, responding to the wire services) not from one of the Big Three or CNN but from Fox News's Jim Angle.

Through such a scheme, demand responds to unexpected drops in the availability of wind, reducing the need to use costly conventional generators to replace renewable supply.

Assuming stationarity of price proportion based on conventional inference, the two correction terms in Table 3 are significant and this implies negative reaction of gasoline market prices to CPI as indicative of demand responds, and positive reaction of gasoline market price to PPI as indicative of supply responds.

So here is one important uncertainty: is Help to Buy stimulating demand or responding to demand?

Indebted, overinvested and uncertain about the sustainability of demand, they responded to any sales growth by squeezing more out of their existing work forces.

"People have made some smart buys because ultimately the networks acknowledged that supply did outstrip demand and responded appropriately," he added.