Sentence examples for dynamism of demand from inspiring English sources
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development recently noted (about UK experience in the year 2000): 'Exports picked up, reflecting the dynamism of demand overseas, but market share erosion continued owing to strength of the pound, despite the compression of exporters' margins... On most estimates the pound remains overvalued.
Later on, using this same viewpoint, ECLAC (1995) revisited the dynamism in world demand for different types of goods, which led it to classify export products by country, according to the relationship between the dynamism of world demand for each product and the growth of exports for that particular product in a given country.
"In terms of the dynamism of the market, the vector of demand will be China and the dynamo of supplies is Iraq".
The dynamism of the market and the uncertainty of the demand force the enterprises to reconcile efficiency and flexibility.
"The moderate development of consumer demand has been the main brake on the dynamism of the economy for the last decade," Rolf Schneider, an economist at the insurer Allianz, wrote in a note.
The upside of this enlarged expenditure is that, along with the dynamism of the emerging economies, it has served to propel vigorous global demand and growth.
Ms. Leibovitz means, one gathers, to capture not only the beauty but also the strength and dynamism of active, ambitious women who have trained their bodies for demanding professional endeavors.
Furthermore, this understanding denies the dynamism of the family to evolve and proactively respond to the demands placed on it, and also the role that social relationships and processes play in children's lives and experiences (Chirwa, 2002).
Ignorance of the dynamism of these parameters could diminish the capacity of the different ecosystem service providing units (SPU) to satisfy the demands in the ecosystem service benefiting areas (SBA) in Africa.
