Sentence examples for diminishing demand from inspiring English sources

First, a rapid slowdown in the euro-zone economy is diminishing demand for emerging-world exports.

He said the cuts were brought on by a diminishing demand for the nonprofit company's services.

If not, there will be a diminishing demand for space at 30 Gresham Street, Dresdner Kleinwort's smart new address.

To compensate for diminishing demand, General Motors and Ford Motor have gone to new lengths in their price war.

Docks once jammed with shipping containers showed gaps between the stacks, reflecting diminishing demand for Asian-made furniture and clothing.

Data storage "in total does not look like super rapid growth," because of a diminishing demand for older forms; the new types of networked storage are selling well.

The low effect reflects the advertisers' disenchantment with the ads and diminished demand for them.

That lent credence to the case that as the economy slows, this will diminish demand for goods, damping price increases.

The benefit of exporting from a cheap base could more than offset diminished demand inside it, the firm says.

Among the bleaker statistics: a measure of inflation rose to its highest level since July 1979 and manufacturing inventories inched up, a sign of diminished demand.

The economic slowdown that has already diminished demand among marketers is being made worse by the effects of the terrorist attacks.