Sentence examples for demand taken from inspiring English sources

A research paper published last September shows that the slice of domestic demand taken by imports of textiles and clothing into Italy has risen from less than 20% in 1991 to almost 50%.Italy's textiles and clothing makers are not alone in their troubles, or in causing increasing worry to policy makers.

The repayment demand took Mr Schofield by surprise.

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

Both the economy and energy demand take a big hit under a carbon price regime.

But the publisher looks cheap and is well-positioned if demand takes off for open-access science journals.

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

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

Rent control allows the government to influence rental rates rather than letting supply and demand take its natural course.

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.

Box 1 Example assessment and calculation The recommendation 'designing traffic light control depending on traffic demand, taking into account VRU needs' (R7) is used as an example.