Sentence examples for dimmed demand from inspiring English sources

The dollar fell against the euro as tumbling United States stocks dimmed demand for dollars.

Those retaliatory tariffs have dimmed demand for U.S. products overseas and resulted in a domestic supply glut that has deflated some prices at home.

The yen fell after a report showed Japanese household spending fell in April and as a decline in Japanese stocks dimmed demand for the currency.

Growth in China's passenger car production slowed for a second month in June as lending and investment curbs imposed to cool the world's fastest-expanding major economy dimmed demand.

The aluminum producer has struggled as expectations for growth in the developing world have dimmed, stifling demand for the commodities.

As China's leaders try to manage an economic slowdown that has dimmed domestic demand for its industries, Pakistan presents a rare opportunity: an economically struggling nation of nearly 200 million people that is eager to let Chinese companies come in and build infrastructure.

Indeed, as part of the Affordable Care Act passed in 2010, the Obama administration decided to slap tanners with a 10percenttaxax that hasn't done much to dim demand.

Prospects dimming as housing demand wanes, industry shifts toward regional and national builders.

"Their future domestically is dim and demand growth internationally is very robust, so it is fair to say that a resuscitation of the industry has to come overseas".

Ruined castles and dim forests demand to be explored, to see what's around the next corner.

The country's reserves stood at $285 billion--compared with $2 billion in 1991--and 1991--and 1991--andnbacks had dimmed.