Sentence examples for demand take from inspiring English sources

Only when the price goes below $40, he says, does demand take off: "Get it below $30 and it really takes off".

But what we do know from studying the 1980's crack epidemic is that once a drug is desirable, accessible and profitable, market forces of supply and demand take hold.

NGS is used by big distilleries to maintain volume, and by small distilleries to keep costs down and enable them to scale-up production quickly should demand take off.

ES supply and demand take place in distinctive patterns in Africa due to the continent's characteristic spatial heterogeneity, rich biodiversity, demographic developments, resource endowment, resource management conflicts, and fragile political landscapes, along with current industrialization and urbanization processes.

Run a campaign to generate inbound demand, take advantage of the tools and technology that can give you precise visibility into investor activity, use a sales funnel to relentlessly close – and you will transform how you raise money.

How can chronically underfunded civil legal aid agencies besieged with demand take a deep breath and realign their work toward prevention?

The repayment demand took Mr Schofield by surprise.

Production of most manufactures stabilized last month, and unless demand takes another fall should soon recover.

The yen has recently come off record highs and economists expect better numbers this quarter as reconstruction demand takes off in earnest.

If On Demand took off, IBM would see a burst of growth in its services division, which now accounts for half of its revenue.

The most infamous case was an inhaled insulin that Pfizer pulled from the market because there was no demand, taking a $2.8 billion charge.