Sentence examples for demand worse from inspiring English sources

By adding nuclear power into the mix, electricity supply actually fits demand worse, not better.

Easton says that we will continue to "look over cliffs" and notes, correctly, that ending the payroll tax holiday will make our crisis of aggregate demand worse.

A swoon in domestic demand, worse-than-expected global growth, tight credit and declining infrastructure investment are taking a toll, it said.

It's your fault".We would perhaps have couched it in less confrontational language, but the reality is that customers are effectively demanding worse service.

Not only do the letters reveal that Rimbaud could often be obnoxious and demanding; worse, they show that after he stopped writing poetry he apparently never gave it another thought.

These cuts will make the deepening economic recession, including an expected fall of 20% in domestic demand, even worse, but are considered necessary by the government.

This created a temporary imbalance between supply and demand, made worse when a securities house accidentally sold short some 10,000 old Edge shares, and was left scrambling to buy them back.

It is a basic equation of supply and demand, made worse by much new housing being built in the wrong places, and the national propensity to carve up properties with the result that we end up living in some of the smallest homes in the western world.