Sentence examples similar to demand trailing from inspiring English sources

MacBook Air demand trails that of original Intel-based MacBook [AppleInsider].

The positive productivity shock places the economy initially in the Keynesian regime as demand trails the increase in supply.

By contrast, with a recent tumble in wholesale power prices, the state purchased peak daytime electricity at less than $100 an hour and less than $20 at night when demand trails off.

The region's most striking (and demanding) trail is the Bold Coast Trail, also called the Cutler Coast Trail.

Moab in particular has well known and demanding trails like Hell's Revenge, and lots of creatively modified Jeeps frolic there.

Secondly, to provide a bit more color — sales of the Watch did exceed our expectations and they did so despite supply still trailing demand at the end of the quarter.

Optical fibers are the transmission media for optical networks Advances in optical technology for networking have so far been trailing market demand.

Domestic demand has typically trailed, leading to criticism from Germany's trading partners.

Ober sees similar opportunities in nickel, a key ingredient in stainless steel, where he expects that by next year supply will trail demand by an estimated 50,000 tons per year.

Particularly in demand are trail races, where most of the route is off-road, often along bumpy paths and up and down steep inclines.

"I'm in demand," he said of the many journalists trailing him at the time, not the law enforcement officials now in pursuit.