Sentence examples for demand suggested from inspiring English sources

What to do? Answers can be found in both supply and demand, suggested the experts.

The demand suggested a payback: Ms Klausová backed Mr Zeman over Mr Schwarzenberg in the runoff of presidential elections.

He said the sharp increase in electricity rates expected later this summer, and the increasing difficulty of holding sufficient reserves during peak demand, suggested a bleak future if plants were not constructed.

The world economist also attended to the wine list at the restaurant of the Cambridge Arts Theatre, where elastic demand suggested low prices for good vintages - and profits boomed despite warnings of local priggishness.

The speed with which First Great Western – as opposed to that of their trains aiming for Ireland-Canada in Cardiff – apologised for underestimating Rugby World Cup demand suggested that talk of renationalisation has reached the boardroom too.

Others say the law of supply and demand suggest the high prices might be justified.

That brought stockpiles to a record low in relation to demand, suggesting that factories would keep turning out goods.

Mr. Fernandes qualified this demand, suggesting that Mr. Musharraf would not have to hand over Pakistani citizens.

"The continued weakness of investment goods demand suggests that 'rebalancing' remains firmly in the rhetoric as opposed to reality column".

The combination of slower consumer-spending in America and few alternative sources of demand suggest the world economy will slow.

"Forecasts of supply and demand suggest there is no need for an immediate cut in supply," said Anibal Octávio da Silva, head of the Angolan delegation.