Sentence examples for demand to generate from inspiring English sources

The deregulation of air transportation was expected to have negative implications on regions with insufficient passenger demand to generate profits – regions where air transportation often plays a crucial role with respect to the mobility of people and goods, as well as to the development of tourism.

China does not own the US, and they desperately need us to grow if they are going to make it because they have very little domestic demand to generate growth and are dangerously dependent on exports.

We suggest that regulators should encourage industry to exploit as many appropriate QSAR models as possible, in order to comply with the REACH demand to generate the most information for each chemical while avoiding the unnecessary use of animals.

Under state regulations, the utility doesn't get to count that power toward the 33% goal, but it does see the demand to generate power reduced.

(1) EAdipk during an inspiration reflects neural demand to generate Vtinsp.

Activists sometimes will publicize some of their settlement demands to generate support from other investors or to appear reasonable and build pressure for their platform.

Coal is domestically the largest source of energy in America, and demands to generate electricity and to produce high grade coking coal have made the process of fine coal (−500 µm) reasonable.

On Friday, however, Republicans rejected demands to generate George W. Bush Presidential Library documents relating to Kavanaugh's time as staff secretary.

That campaign wasn't inspired by "corporate responsibility" or even the need to generate demand.

"Those two business are terrific but they are marketplaces so they need to generate demand in every city they go.

For one, the Chinese middle class is more than a half billion strong, and should be able to generate enough demand to get the economy rolling.