Sentence examples for demand start from inspiring English sources

"When the recovery starts, we expect to see demand start to come back and oil prices rebound".

Since the beginning of the fourth quarter last year, he said, Cathay has seen premium passenger travel and cargo demand start to recover.

Won't combined fiscal and monetary stimulus jack up demand, start a housing boom and make our landing so soft we'll hardly notice that times are hard?

A demand zone the area between "demand start" and "demand end"—varied according to four conditions: Narrow lane condition: Participants needed to drive through a narrow, curving path lined with orange traffic cones, which required precise lateral control of the vehicle.

And then demand started to go down.

With travel demand starting to rise, he added, "this gives hotels greater confidence to apply and enforce fees".

When demand started to take off, she threw her efforts into speeding up production instead of focusing on marketing.

"It's awfully tough to raise prices," Mr. Bernstein said, "if consumer demand starts to lag in earnest".

The European Union also hopes that Germany's recovery will prove the motor for the rest of the euro zone, particularly if domestic demand starts to pick up.

"As this peak approaches it will be important that the forecast strengthening in some other components of demand starts to occur," Mr. Stevens said.

But if loan demand starts to grow again, the banks will have to respond if they are not to lose business to international rivals.