Sentence examples for demand usually from inspiring English sources

That's what geopolitical tension plus robust demand usually means.

Rising political tensions mixed with continued growth in economic demand usually means higher energy prices.

In the conventional economy, the supply and demand usually has only one equilibrium.

Instead, they discouraged demand, usually through higher interest rates, so that it would not outstrip supply and increase inflation.

The auctions told the captains and their superiors what kind of cargo was in demand, usually adult males.

The primary final assembly plant, and all the sub-supportive facilities, belch polluting emissions in response to ad driven demand (usually television).

These demands usually come in the form of pay raises, job promotions, or simply employment.

"The ones who get irate and start making demands usually lose out".

Preserving privacy is an important issue, and higher privacy demands usually tend to require weaker identity.

Professional investors have the management experience and connections without which many start-ups would falter, and investors' demands usually benefit companies.

Another issue is that the same reporting demands usually apply, no matter how large the grant is and how long the project lasts.