Sentence examples for hit demand from inspiring English sources

The recession hit demand.

Floods and cyclones in the eastern states of Australia over the summer also hit demand.

Meanwhile, Barclays' £5.8bn rights issue approaches – a double helping of bank shares might hit demand.

In other news... Northumbrian Water has admitted that the recession has hit demand from corporate customers.

Worse still for arabica producers, the recession in Europe has hit demand and squeezed profits for roasters.

Debt-laden customers have economised by not buying sofas and falling house sales have further hit demand.

As recently as June, the oil price had climbed as high as $155, but fears of a global slowdown hitting demand has seen a slump in the price.

Property is vulnerable to three things: a rise in interest rates, a downturn in the economy that hits demand, and a burst of speculative building that leads to oversupply.

But it carries no income - a key requirement for most private investors - and the high price is already hitting demand from jewellery buyers, the main consumers of the precious metal.

From Dynamic Media, a Michigan-based outfit, come such offerings as "A Country Christmas" (big in the Midwest and bluegrass country) and the Latino holiday hits demanded by clients in Texas, California and Florida.A market leader, Mood Media, owns the Muzak brand, once famed and feared for piping the same syrupy tunes into every elevator in America.

In a patchwork approach, previous research does highlight increased RPE and mental exertion to prolonged and intense match-play, 51 increased error rates throughout longer or more taxing drills and simulated play 18 and a slowing of movement and hitting demands throughout repeated high-intensity on-court drills.