Sentence examples for demand triggering from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most pernicious, when a dealer discounted a car to move it off the lot, the forecasting system would see that sale as true marketplace demand, triggering inaccurate forecasts of orders that were likely to come.

In the short run mining expansions won't keep up with this demand, triggering more resource inflation.

Last year's total growth in imports and exports was just 3.4percentt due to weak demand, triggering factory closures and labor tension in the export-dependent southeast.

Associated circulatory abnormalities (peripheral vasodilation, intravascular volume depletion, increased cellular metabolism, and myocardial depression) lead to an imbalance between oxygen delivery and demand, triggering end organ injury and failure.

At other campuses, students demand trigger warnings for potentially offensive material, which includes everything from spiders to "fatphobia," and tattle on faculty who don't comply.

The agency believes that a period of declining demand – triggered by the slowdown in the global economy – is now over and the upward trajectory resumed.

In this paper, the remanufacturing resources respond to planned demand executed at the end of the expected life of each individual equipment and unplanned demand triggered by a major equipment failure.

From 1950s onwards, high demand triggered a wave of labour immigration.

The data communication paradigm can be event based (triggered by sensor nodes) or on demand (triggered by gateways).

Recent achievements in research-and-development and application-driven demand triggered an increasing interest in 3DTV visual technologies.

"If nothing is in short supply, how can profits rise?" More supply than demand triggers a deflationary spiral of lower prices and profits.