Sentence examples for demand to stabilize from inspiring English sources

Although the company expects power demand to stabilize deeper into 2009, it couldn't rule out additional production cuts in 2009 and estimated that domestic coal production will drop by more than 100 million tons this year.

Germany subsidized the first demand boom, China subsidized the following supply/manufacturing boom and South East Asia can grow the longtail of demand to stabilize the market.

"We need to stabilize the food supply".

Before buying them, "you had better have a firm opinion that global demand is going to stabilize," he said.

Therefore, high hazard always doesn't demand expensive structures to stabilize it.

In the debate on policy responses to the recent crisis, some countries have been criticized for being reluctant to enact fiscal stimulus programs in order to stabilize demand, in particular Germany.

They showed how it is an approximation of the optimal order quantity for perishable goods, such as milk, and produce, sold in small to medium size grocery stores where there are delivery surcharges due to infrequent ordering, and managers frequently utilize markdowns to stabilize demand as the product's expiration date nears (Ferguson et al. 2007).

As early as 1929 the government bought cotton and grains on the open market when production outstripped demand in an attempt to stabilize prices.

On the sides of the Seagram, where the structural engineers had demanded solid concrete walls to stabilize the narrow tower against heavy winds, Mies covered the surface with marble, then placed a grid of bronze I-beams on top of the marble so that it would look exactly like the framing around the windows elsewhere in the building.

This problem demands some regularization method to stabilize the solution.

Lower seat height would also exert greater demands on knee extensors to stabilize the body when moving from sitting to standing [ 24, 47].