Sentence examples for exert demand from inspiring English sources

A single retailer chooses the level of promotional effort to increase demand and the quantity ordered from a single supplier, who may also exert demand promotional effort.

We also investigate two extensions: one in which the retailer has other decisions besides order quantity and effort, and one in which both parties exert demand promotional efforts (hence the decisions structure is changed).

Re-employed workers will have the cash with which to exert effective demand.

For that reason, any initiatives implemented to improve the energy use efficiency of large consumers of electricity who customarily exert maximum demand on the system, are a welcome relief to the stakeholders in the electricity supply industry.

More broadly, the world's avoidable, deepening power inequalities end up generating so many people too poor to exert market demand for basic foods that it then makes "economic sense" to turn land into producing raw materials for the better-off: Over a third of the world's grain and most soy meal goes to livestock and now a quarter to a third of U.S. corn goes to feed automobiles.

Furthermore, consumers (including many farmers) purchase food and in the absence of sufficient purchasing power they are unable to exert effective demand for food.

Although currently enough food is supplied globally, it is estimated that in 1990-92 some 839million people in the developing countries had inadequate access to food, fundamentally because they lacked the ability to purchase or procure enough, that is, they lacked the means to exert effective demand.

For instance, the data loading process takes a considerable amount of time in data-intensive allocation after which the execution is a memory intensive process and exerts less demand for IO.

As noted earlier in this paper, issues regarding whether SL counseling is effective and of good quality, and if it would create difficulties and exert extra demands on the part of the users, both in itself and compared to the other counseling channels, are major factors when it comes to considering whether the adoption and diffusion of this technology should be promoted.

Periods of rapid neuronal firing will be followed by slow unsynchronized firing exerting less demand on energy resources, allowing replenishment of energy reserves and restoration of function.

Lower seat height would also exert greater demands on knee extensors to stabilize the body when moving from sitting to standing [ 24, 47].