Sentence examples for long term demand from inspiring English sources

In the long term, demand for air travel should continue to grow.

However, to satisfy the long term demand, new projects of onshore plants are being considered in Bahía Blanca.

It relies on, and goes beyond, traditional applications of pricing, revenue management, marketing and channel distribution to manage near and long term demand from key customer segments.

"The underlying fundamentals remain in place for a healthy housing market over the medium to long term, with low interest rates, low unemployment and high long term demand for homes from first time buyers and young families," a spokesman said.

That day, though, is clearly far off.Despite the swings in China's market, Jeff Coey of Cotton Council International, an American export-promotion group, says that over the long term demand will grow, as Chinese textile manufacturers (and their foreign counterparts, whose factories currently produce 40% of China's textile exports) seek to boost overseas sales.

Long term, demand will be fine, but supply will be great, and that will keep stock where it's trading today.

Long-term demand for the dollar is guaranteed by the fact that American citizens must pay taxes in dollars.

"We know, for example, that aging baby boomers will drive long-term demand for health care services and equipment".

Mr. Vestberg told financial analysts that long-term demand for new network equipment was expected to remain strong, driven by rising purchases of smartphones.

Qatar is becoming a new Saudi Arabia, more concerned with market stability than maximising short-term profits.Even so, long-term demand for gas has never looked better.

In any case, high prices have as much to do with long-term demand and supply as with unrest in Arab countries.