Sentence examples for destroyed demand for from inspiring English sources

The controversy "temporarily destroyed demand for ground beef and beef in general virtually overnight," said James V. Lochner, Tyson's chief operating officer.

Globalization might destroy demand for rare products unless we seek to save them.

It is not in their collective interest to derail economic growth or destroy demand for their wares.

Mr. Levenson noted that the weakening economy was destroying demand for goods and services even faster than the $787 billion stimulus program could replace it.

It destroys demand for their product.

There's already bipartisan support for new green energy initiatives so it should be an easy sell unless the demand destruction that has brought gasoline prices back down toward $2 a gallon also destroys demand for a long-term energy fix.

By showing the world that ivory is nothing - nothing - unless it is part of a living elephant, Kenya has joined the United States and other countries working to destroy demand for ivory and other "products" derived from the slaughter of imperiled wildlife.

The first camp worries that the lofty bill for a barrel of oil is damaging the world economy and a further price spike could destroy demand.

Hayward said the current price range for oil was convenient because it would support investment in new supply without destroying demand.

It is, however, also possible that, given the scale of the un-owned population, some healthy, potentially re-homeable animals had to be destroyed due to high demand for spaces.

Much of the world's infrastructure had been destroyed, and there was great demand for new civilian merchandise as most resources had gone into military production.