Sentence examples for exploit demand from inspiring English sources
Hotels, tour operators and resorts need to make most of their annual income in just four months, so vary prices to exploit demand as much as possible.
Other factors such as 'positioning' movements as 'on demand' vehicles are positioned to exploit demand also create journeys.
We are interested in three aspects of pricing: the average fare, easyJet's ability to exploit demand by discriminating between passengers with different booking times, and the magnitude of the fare dispersion.
To exploit that demand, Dr Sharpe has started a company called Odontis.
Bottlenecks on the conventional Lanxin line have frustrated efforts to exploit huge demand for coal in the east.
Or will improved connections simply allow foreign firms to better exploit the demand in east Africa for IT services?
"Criminals and irresponsible manufacturers will often exploit high demand and attempt to flood the market with cheap and dangerous products," said CTSI chief executive Leon Livermore.
Leon Livermore, chief executive of the CTSI, said: "Criminals and irresponsible manufacturers will often exploit high demand and attempt to flood the market with cheap and dangerous products.
Last time round many of the firms that rushed to exploit the demand for everything to do with the Internet got things seriously wrong, as the demise of the dotcoms shows.
Immigration may also play its part: Mr Mooney says many south Asians, who tend to keep some capital in gold, pawn 22-carat pieces.To exploit this demand, pawnbrokers are shedding their dingy, Dickensian image.
The company attributed a previous warning about its results largely to a failure to fully exploit surging demand for optical communications gear, which transmits information using pulses of light.
