Sentence examples for faltering demand from inspiring English sources

"Nothing is more important than this," he says.Swedish unemployment is flat at 8.7%, as the economy struggles with faltering demand from the euro zone and a strong currency.

Michael O'Leary, Ryanair's chief executive, said the primary motive for the sale was to stimulate faltering demand rather than drive rivals out of business.

Manganese Bronze Holdings, which makes them, announced a fall in profits for the last financial year after faltering demand saw a 24% plunge in sales.

But that increased production has come at a time of faltering demand and economic growth – not least in China, now the world's biggest crude importer.

Dell, based in Austin, Tex., attributed the cutbacks to a general deterioration of economic conditions and faltering demand for its mainstay, the desktop personal computer.

Osborne is expected to echo those concerns about overseas pressures, placing the blame for the UK's recent slowdown on faltering demand from the eurozone in particular.

The report projected orders for the six months, indicating that domestic demand would offset faltering overseas demand.

Europe then will have great difficulty being a source of demand for U.S. exports and may even provide impetus to faltering global demand growth, contributing to the threat of a wider double dip across high-income countries.

And an export-dependent strategy is not sustainable with faltering global demand.

Now, faltering American demand and the longshoremen's strike on the American West Coast are undercutting exports.

The Bank of Canada cut its benchmark interest rate from 4.5% to 4.25%, because of concerns that tighter conditions in credit markets and faltering American demand would hurt the economy.