Sentence examples for has dampened demand from inspiring English sources

The weak economy, and the steady appreciation of the euro against the yen in recent years, has dampened demand.

Our dollar metals index has fallen by 17% since September, as the world economic slowdown has dampened demand.

Economists say part of that reflects a slowdown in production at American factories, stemming from weakness overseas that has dampened demand for exports.

Rohm & Haas, like other chemical makers, has been hurt by a slowing economy, which has dampened demand from customers including automobile and construction companies, and by energy and raw materials costs that have soared in the last year.

International estate agent Savills has seen pre-tax profits tumble by a hefty 41% as the global credit crunch and downturn in the City has dampened demand for its high-value properties.

Chairman Bill Klesse Bill Klesse also warned that the coming year would be challenging since the slack economy has dampened demand for refinery products.

This fed through to mortgage rates and may have dampened demand for new houses.It points to another worry.

But 18 years of sporadic terrorist attacks, often aimed at tourists, have dampened demand for holidays in Egypt.

But the company's chief executive Ian Cheshire admitted the wet weather had dampened demand for outdoor and seasonal products - no summer, few gardening and barbeque sales.

Slower growth in China and continued European sluggishness have dampened demand for the raw commodities that still comprise too large a share of Indonesia's exports (see chart on previous page).

Both BP and E.ON lost money on their German gasoline business last year, in part because increases in German gasoline taxes have dampened demand and because price competition is intense.