Sentence examples for lessen demand from inspiring English sources

Cattle rose 1.6percentt on expectations that a recall of contaminated beef Wednesday would not lessen demand this summer.

Six of the ten most virtuous metropolitan areas are on the west coast, where Pacific breezes lessen demand for heating and air-conditioning.

On Thursday, Heather J. Janik, a spokeswoman for the city's homeless services agency, said an additional intake center would be opened in Manhattan to lessen demand at the proposed Brooklyn site.

In a statement, Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham said the United States faced an energy crisis because of lack of planning, but he added, "We should also use technology where we can to promote energy efficiency and thus lessen demand".

"If law enforcement starts really cracking down on Ecstasy, I don't think it's going to lessen demand," said Marsha Rosenbaum, who, in the early 1990's, conducted the first federally financed sociological study on the drug.

He said some prisons were making every effort to mitigate the impact of these drugs by trying to disrupt the supply routes and lessen demand for them through education and targeted interventions.

The offices were closed to reduce health risks and lessen demands on power supplies as temperatures topped 100 degrees in many areas and were reported up to 114 degrees in the southeast in a second week of blistering temperatures.

The growing use of English, it seems, has not lessened demand.

ARGENTINE SHIPMENTS BIG Lessened Demand for Grain From This Country Is Big Factor In Tumble.

The success of those more expensive books has lessened demand for the smaller, cheaper mass-market paperbacks that make up roughly 90percentt of Harlequin's offerings.

It is counting on strong sales of the F-series, despite lessened demand for trucks, to lift its short-term fortunes.