Sentence examples for demand to catch from inspiring English sources

Phone companies, he said before the results were released, "are waiting for demand to catch up with the capacity they already have online".

Once that manufacturing capacity roars to life, the industry will find itself in a situation of oversupply, waiting for demand to catch up.

Mindful of projected multibillion-dollar deficits, Randi Weingarten, president of the teachers' union, indicated in an interview that she might be willing to stretch out the number of years that the city's teachers will receive large pay increases they have demanded to catch up with suburban teachers.

Despite HBO and Sky Atlantic offering on demand services to catch up with Game of Thrones, the number of fans illegally downloading the hit HBO drama has almost doubled in a year.

As everyone began cross-referencing their incomes, and found them wanting, those in a position to bargain demanded more to catch up.

Just make sure you're not caught or everyone will demand to get their supply free!

In much of the Midwest and north-east demand is unlikely to catch up with supply until 2012, by some estimates.Bankruptcies are soaring.

Prices for these later years (when demand is expected to catch up with supply) would have been close to the tariffs needed to make new plants profitable, sending a useful signal to investors.

At some point, supply and demand is going to catch up to us.

"We forecast 2004 to be the transition year for the commodity chemical industry, as demand should begin to catch up to the oversupply situation that has existed over the past several years.

While that may be what Sony is publicly saying, financial analysts say that it's only a matter of time before Sony is forced to cut the console's price, in part because of weak demand, but mostly to catch up to the sales of the Xbox 360 and Wii.