Sentence examples for demand takes from inspiring English sources
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.
More than 3,000 operations have been cancelled by the NHS in the first two weeks of this month as an "unprecedented demand" takes its toll.
A further 3,000 consoles will be distributed in June and there are plans to produce another 10,000 in August or September if demand takes off.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Slump in PC Demand Takes a Toll on H.P. | Hewlett-Packard reported on Wednesday that revenue in its third fiscal quarter fell 8 percent, to $27.2 billion, from $29.7 billion in the period a year earlier.
King insisted the inflation spike was due to short-term effects such as rising oil prices and the end of the 2.5% VAT cut, which would fade later in 2010 as the downward pressure from weak demand takes over.
The repayment demand took Mr Schofield by surprise.
Only when the price goes below $40, he says, does demand take off: "Get it below $30 and it really takes off".
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.
