Sentence examples for killed demand from inspiring English sources

The latest and perhaps the most serious hazard is the protracted euro zone financial turmoil that has all but killed demand for steel in Western Europe.

In the wake of the tragic attack in Paris last week in which 12 people were killed, demand for the publication has skyrocketed.

In particular, it killed demand for S.U.V.s and big cars; S.U.V. sales were down more than twenty-five per cent by the middle of last year.

The millions of refugees on the move and the families of the quarter-million killed demand it; this most destabilising of all recent conflicts must be brought to an end.

The move probably saved Proxim, since the telecom collapse has killed demand from its usual customers.

It is the advent of newer, more modern technology that killed demand for telegraph services.

Her husband was among the demonstrators, some of whom threw rocks at the station house where their son was killed, demanding that the gendarmes -- the police wing of the army -- be replaced by local officers.

With low domestic price pressure, high interest rates would kill demand while doing nothing to slow down price rises.

Mr. Mehta said, "If the prices go up anymore from here they will kill demand the way they did in the residential real estate market.

The critical debate in rhino conservation divides those who support a legal trade and those who believe the only way to save rhinos is to kill demand in the Far East.

Because of fracking, the United States now has abundant reserves of natural gas, and this is killing demand for coal, a trend that the Trump Administration is unlikely to be able to reverse.