Sentence examples for described demand from inspiring English sources

HSBC said third-quarter earnings were satisfactory but described demand for corporate loans as "muted".

A week after the battery launch, Musk described demand for the batteries as "just nutty" and "off the hook".

He described demand as "good but not robust" and said that I.B.M. would continue to operate on the assumption that economic conditions would remain tough.

Richard G. Lindner, AT&T's chief financial officer, described demand for the iPhone as strong, and said AT&T expected it to contribute substantially to the company's future revenue growth.

The publisher described demand for the book as "unprecedented" "We are seeing historic, record-breaking sales across all types of our accounts in North America," said Knopf chairman and editor-in-chief Sonny Mehta.

But one of the more noteworthy parts of the session was a presentation by a senior Facebook employee who described demands by European Union governments.

The physicians described demands to realise their own high expectations, tacit professional ideals of adequacy and great competence or skill.

In the first step, a microgrid model is created describing demand and supply patterns of controllable and non-controllable devices (Flex Street).

The analysis therefore provides a case study describing demand for cultural club goods and also helps to establish management funding strategies aimed at improving the museum's facilities and contributing to local social welfare.

On Tuesday, at its European developer event, BlackBerry talked up early demand for its next-gen OS that BlackBerry fans spent the whole of 2012 waiting for, saying some U.K. retailers had sold out of the full-touch Z10 over its launch weekend, and describing demand for the device as 'exceeding its expectations'.

Describing demands for reform as a 'a fresh current that is carrying us forward into the 21 century', he endorsed the students' call for an end to 'corruption, collusion and nepotism', but hailed the man they blame for such ills as the 'core of the success of our development'.