Sentence examples for demand squeeze from inspiring English sources
Analysts expect Valero to report a loss for the quarter of 33 cents a share as rising crude prices and weak demand squeeze refiners.
Con Ed's rates could go still higher this summer, if demand squeezes supplies.
But if such disputes grow angrier, the worry among trade-watchers is that Europe is particularly vulnerable to the lure of protectionism.With domestic demand squeezed, struggling European economies need to run big external surpluses to avoid even higher unemployment.
But the efforts in New York City — often termed the nation's hospital capital — are striking, as officials rush to keep pace with demand, squeezing capital out of overstretched budgets and appealing for more private donations.
That extra demand squeezes the spread over inflation-linked bonds, bringing down the implied inflation rate.The principal on American inflation-linked bonds rises with the consumer-price index, but does not drop below its par value even if the CPI declines.
But with a computerized data base of customer information and a presence on the Internet for browsers, a restaurant can now constantly massage demand to squeeze the most revenue out of every seat.
In this way, barter has the potential to free up a company's cashflow, even out the peaks and troughs of demand and squeeze more value out of goods or services that wouldn't otherwise be sold.
As Ryan Avent says, it would amount to demanding a squeeze that pushes down nominal wages.
The increased demand has squeezed air fares upward, said Tom Parsons, the chief executive of BestFares.com.
Worse still for arabica producers, the recession in Europe has hit demand and squeezed profits for roasters.
