Sentence examples for hope demand from inspiring English sources

"Ford has to walk a fine line to keep the product fresh and hope demand returns at the same time".

That should help stabilise commodity prices, particularly if, as many hope, demand from China holds up courtesy of its government stimulus.

Howells was the first writer to intuit that the circumstances of New York City — its density, its devotion to commerce and to the commercial laws of chance and hazard and hope — demanded a new way of writing, outside the model even of the radical realist, Zolaesque novel.

The Hope demands nothing less than the true integration of matter and spirit, masculine and feminine, self and others.

Hope demands from us the labor of letting our roots grow deep into the soil of this very moment drawing from it nourishment needed for genuine vitality.

We were always hoping demand would always be ahead of supply, because that is what the world wanted.

The EU wanted to take about 900m tonnes of carbon allowances off the market and reintroduce them in six years when, it was hoped, demand would be stronger.

But eventually, the party's credibility will (one hopes) demand well-thought-out, costed proposals.Mr Portillo and Mr Hague's attempts to stress the "inclusive" nature of modern conservatism were damaged by a false note struck by the shadow home secretary, Ann Widdecombe.

The trebling of maximum tuition fees saw a drop in applications for autumn 2012 but university leaders hoped demand would recover in 2013.

The low number of genes in our named missed genes set that were labeled spurious is encouraging, as we had hoped demanding a functional assignment would result in few false positives.

Oil is being stored in the hope that demand and prices will pick up later.