Sentence examples for effect on demand from inspiring English sources
"Although we cannot say with certainty why surge has such a large, negative effect on demand, one possibility is that customers have learned that surges tend to have short duration, and thus they choose to wait for 5 minutes before requesting a ride," the researchers wrote.
If demand eases to such an extent that landlords cannot recuperate costs, we'll likely see a mass exit from the market, which would then just have the opposite effect on demand as supply falls – and we'd be back to square one".
How much it charges one side of the market people who play games—has a knock-on effect on demand on the other people who develop them which has, in turn, an indirect impact on the first side.
For most of the euro area, the effect on demand would be modest.
Cuts in the cost of money take months to have much of an effect on demand.
The first selection, Moises Naim's The End of Power, saw a "seismic" effect on demand after Zuckerberg's book club announcement.
In effect, on-demand work is a reversion to the piece work of the 19th century – when workers had no power and no legal rights, took all the risks, and worked all hours for almost nothing.
In effect, on-demand work is a reversion to the piece work of the nineteenth century - when workers had no power and no legal rights, took all the risks, and worked all hours for almost nothing.
Cuts in expenditure in other areas, such as welfare benefits, will also have a knock-on effect on demands on the NHS.
But the ownership of financial assets is highly concentrated and the effect was to compound the existing trends of wealth and income inequality, with muted effects on demand.
