Sentence examples for greater consumer demand from inspiring English sources

"The M.I.T. report stops at 2006, just when automakers began meeting greater consumer demand for fuel economy with new technologies.

Higher wages are translating into more spending and greater consumer demand, and the Russian central bank has been pumping even more money into the economy by buying dollars, an effort to keep the ruble from strengthening too much.

We would also put money into the pockets of working men and women, leading to greater consumer demand and fuller employment far more rapidly than cutting taxes on the wealthy.

It is not possible to derive causality from these associations, and it is possible that increased stocking of ACTs is driven by greater consumer demand, or that price reductions are driven by increased availability of the drugs at competing outlets.

In order to ensure that both retailers and wholesalers prioritize the quality of the oil used, there is a need to stimulate greater consumer demand for products using healthier oils while potentially concurrently incentivizing manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers to offer new products at comparable costs.

"It is recuperative in the sense that it organizes forms of resistance (rebellion/dissent) in such a way that they advance capitalism's goal of creating ever-greater consumer demand for commodities that are produced within a regime that is exploitative at its core.

The Great American Job Machine is not even close to generating the surge of the high-powered jobs that is typically the driving force behind greater incomes and consumer demand.

To be fair, Jelly Bean's small install base isn't a great reflection of consumer demand for Android devices.

Hence, for instance, his 4% increase in the "employment bonus", a tax credit for working, in 2005; a 5.4% rise in the minimum wage; and a tax incentive, already in place, to encourage grandparents to pass money to adult grandchildren.So is greater confidence prompting all this consumer demand?

By autumn, in response to consumer demand for greater data storage in portable devices, Hitachi plans to begin selling a one-inch-square disk drive unit with four billion bytes of data storage -- four times the capacity of the same-size disk drive now offered by I.B.M.

Ever since the dawn of desktop computers, the data-storage industry has struggled to keep up with relentless consumer demand for greater capacity.