Sentence examples similar to limited demanding from inspiring English sources

Making his kind of work – for which there is "limited demand" is "not good economics".

Electronic Arts executives are predicting the Sega site will have limited demand, since it restricts the potential audience to Dreamcast owners.

First of all, the global credit crisis limited demand for the kind of big-picture thinking that strategic consultants offer.

Mr. Punishill said he had always thought that there would be limited demand from individual investors to buy baskets or folios directly.

Much of this is to do with more economic opportunities in Mexico and limited demand for low-skilled labour in America.

A decline in the pound against major currencies in the second half of last year made British products more competitive and helped the recovery, but modest growth in Britain's trading partners has limited demand.

"Tuition must go down, or there will be limited demand at high-priced private schools".

With limited demand, there had been little to tempt app developers to plough scarce engineering wherewithal into app development.

But it all came to an end in 2003, when the fleet was retired over concerns about high operation costs, limited demand for the expensive tickets and the jets' safety, following a deadly crash three years earlier.

The Franklin half dollar was struck in relatively small numbers in its first years, as there was limited demand due to a glut of Walking Liberty halves.

Interviews with physicians described a 'saturated' private sector market in Praia, a 'difficult' market in Bissau (limited demand and uncertainty around recovering initial investment) and an 'aggressive' one in Maputo (increasing competition among physicians).