Sentence examples for dips in demand from inspiring English sources

They have also capitalized on dips in demand to negotiate better prices from aircraft manufacturers.

Unlike the hotel industry, however, corporate-apartment companies are able to absorb such dips in demand because their contracts typically allow them to terminate leases after a negotiated minimum period.

The price hikes won't slow until the park sees a dip in demand, experts say.

"Well," he told the president, "we did notice a dip in demand at that point in time".

Swiss still operates a daily all-business service between Zurich and Newark, which had a 20 percent dip in demand during the worst of the financial crisis, Mr. Biedermann said.

The weakness last month reflected a 0.2percentt dip in demand for transportation goods as demand for commercial aircraft fell by 43.8percentthethe second big monthly decline.

Toyota is preparing for a prolonged dip in demand and has announced plans to suspend a production line in Japan for more than a year from next spring.

The league has cited unusual circumstances – most significantly the lockout which meant tickets went on sale far later than usual – when explaining the slight dip in demand.

The price of oil, after spiking at $100 a barrel, has lately pulled back, reflecting an expected dip in demand for energy.

It opened again this year and has been in great demand throughout the summer (although like many consumer-oriented businesses in the capital, it experienced a dip in demand during the Olympics).

But this abrupt fall of global figures reflects the drastic shrinking of supplies, not a dip in demand, which remains as strong as it has ever been, in a striking parallel to what is happening in the art market.