Sentence examples for indicator of demand from inspiring English sources
Its earnings are a broad indicator of demand for electronics.
The number of searches made on Google for the term 'data' could be a strong indicator of demand for it.
"We are a leading indicator of demand for business schools," said Trent Anderson, vice president and publisher at Kaplan.
There have been attempts to bring greater clarity to the process: the International Energy Agency, an association of Western oil-consuming countries, collects and publishes data from its members, as an indicator of demand.
Assessing steel demand, in particular, has become a subject of almost obsessive interest among many shipping executives and economists as a barometer of emerging markets' health and as an indicator of demand for things like iron ore and cars.
Demand-responsive project design is directly related to the sustainability of rural water systems, and cost recovery is a significant indicator of demand responsiveness.
Here, for example, is a group of indicators of demand for NHS services in England, collated by Prof John Appleby, of independent health think tank the King's Fund.
We anticipated including studies that reported on various indicators of demand such as tenure, turnover and intent to leave (either/both the profession/facility) and factors, community-, facility-, or individual- level, associated with each indicator.
For each industry and customer segmentation, great founders establish a set of, and track, Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that are indicative of demand, adoption, profitability and scale.
If microprocessor demand is the leading indicator of future demand, then disk drives are a close second.
