Sentence examples for demand to pick from inspiring English sources
Shingo Takasugi, the Minato center's secretary general, expects the demand to pick up, however, as the number of centers increase.
Although it expects demand to pick up next year, it said business would not recover before 2005.
Although natural gas prices have been falling, energy companies expect demand to pick up as more gas-fired electric power plants enter operation over the next few years.
Typically, a country busily crushing domestic demand through austerity can count on foreign demand to pick up some of the slack thanks to the trade advantage of a weakening currency.
Because they know that it will take time for domestic demand to pick up, emerging markets are unwilling to risk a collapse in exports to the US by allowing their currencies to strengthen against the dollar too quickly.
The Samsung Electronics Company, the world's largest maker of liquid crystal displays, said yesterday that L.C.D. prices need to fall 20percentt in the third quarter for demand to pick up in the final three months of the year.
The company is currently working on two separate models of their shuttles, so that, depending on the needs of the area, the vehicles can either follow a closed-loop route with pre-defined stops or could be called on-demand to pick up a user and drop them off at a location that they define.
The first half of 2013, Mr. Immelt said, was expected to be the most challenging, with demand likely to pick up in the second half.
The European Union also hopes that Germany's recovery will prove the motor for the rest of the euro zone, particularly if domestic demand starts to pick up.
If oil firms run out of storage capacity before demand begins to pick up, says Mr Currie, prices could yet swoon again.For the moment, global consumption of oil continues to fall, despite the slight brightening of the economic outlook.
But a contraction could, in turn, provide a medium-term opportunity for marginal producers when Chinese demand starts to pick up again and, perhaps, some further unexpected reversals of fortune.
