Sentence examples for lagging demand from inspiring English sources

Among them: direct federal hiring to reduce unemployment and increase lagging demand.

Now, many other unions are being asked to make similar sacrifices because of lagging demand, manufacturers' overstock or restructuring.

But to ramp up the lagging demand, the company is pushing the federal government to buy more electric and hybrid vehicles for its fleets.

PARIS — Nokia said on Thursday that its sales fell sharply in the first quarter because of lagging demand in emerging markets for its simplest models, adding to investor anxiety over the company's ability to execute a turnaround.

Businesses are sitting on more than a trillion in cash, but are reluctant to invest because of lagging demand, a problem that tax incentives are not devised to address.

In Manhattan, where the supply of office space was already lagging demand, the growth of Internet companies in the last two years has driven rents to new heights in neighborhoods favored by the digerati.

Electricity generation lags demand.

New oil supplies, which have lagged demand growth in recent years, are expected to grow by as much as 2.5 million barrels a day, mostly thanks to investments made by members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, including Saudi Arabia, and partly because of increases in Russia.

It's well known that home building has lagged demand, particularly in the past few years.

This ignores the considerable dysfunction in the pressure pumping business where frack crews commonly lag demand by at least 6 months.

3DFX is selling as many chips as it can produce, and expects its supply to lag demand for at least a couple more months, even though analysts expect demand and supply to balance out by the end of the summer.