Sentence examples for implications that demand from inspiring English sources
The articles contained in this issue address this threat by exploring new technology for identifying falsified medicines, field innovations for defining their prevalence, and the broader policy implications that demand our attention.
That can be done, he says, with consumer spending growing at just over 2% a year, still far below its average of 3.4% from 1993 to 2007.The implication is that demand from abroad must take the place of a splurging domestic consumer and a free-spending government.
The implication is that demand for the updated RAZR2 has been underwhelming.
The effective vehicle capacity (as opposed to the actual vehicle capacity) considers service level constraints and other policy implications that reduce the demand fulfilled per vehicle from the maximum possible.
Ms. Cooper was equal to the work's technical demands, but it was her cleareyed, warmhearted assessment of its philosophical implications that made her account remarkable.
"That demand cannot be accepted".
That demand is simply unjustifiable.
The single decision maker assumption, which is fundamental to the standard unitary model of household behavior, is associated with the theoretical implication that observed demand or labor supply should satisfy the well-known Slutsky conditions.
"The notion that appears impossible to understand is the implication that reasonable demands were being vented, and this is precisely what we need to understand and reflect upon".
