Sentence examples for longer run demand from inspiring English sources

The supply of the best works of art will always be limited, but in the longer run demand is bound to rise as wealth is spreading ever more widely across the globe.The World Wealth Report, published by Capgemini and Merrill Lynch, charts the spending habits of the rich the world over.

In the longer run, though, LNG demand in Korea, Taiwan, India and China is expected to triple over the next decade.

Cushioned for longer runs and demanding terrain, they keep your  feet warm but not sweaty.

Prices and wages will follow the law of supply and demand in the longer run: prices eventually increase when demand exceeds supply, and fall when there is excess supply, implying that the amount of rationing reduces over time.

"It demands a longer run," Mr. Redden said of the large and complicated production, "and it demands word of mouth".

Case studies showed that flexibility requirements and uncertainty about their labour demand in the longer run particularly deterred firms from using subsidies (p. 51 f .. Based on a firm survey related to 3,500 subsidized hires, Hartmann found that the main integration problem of hard-to-place workers were ascribed (not observed) productivity deficits (p. 147).

In the longer run, we must recognize that these attacks demand an appropriate response from the United States.

Although supply is projected to remain even with demand for the next 5-7 years, net demand is projected to outstrip net supply in the longer run.

He said Shell was planning for a longer period of low oil prices but that in the long run demand would increase because more people were living in cities and buying their first car or fridge.

The attention for the last few years has mainly been on Labour's demand side economic policy - more spending - but in the longer run, their supply side policy of economic reform may be more important.

The vendors no longer run.