Sentence examples for longterm demand from inspiring English sources
The apparent slowdown in database license growth reflects a shift in Oracle's sales model, not a longterm demand trend, Mr. Henley said.
The demand for longterm funding will continue to grow as a result of ambitious investment plans for development projects driven by demographic factors, increased urbanisation, growing social aspirations and the need to create jobs for a rapidly growing labour force.
"There are increasing efforts to develop sustainable partnerships – we need longterm links," says Mountford.
One thing is clear – we need a united Aboriginal front, and we need to plan longterm.
This lab-grown leather could offer a more sustainable alternative and even a possible longterm bridge for the gap in supply and demand.
Yet it need not mean that the Tory party is in longterm chaos.
If you thought the ride on-demand model pioneered by Uber, and taken to scale in China by Didi, had issues over longterm profitability, Mobike and Ofo are a whole other thing.
Extreme, horrific, longterm, widespread violence.
Should you consider longterm care insurance?
It's a longterm investment in yourself.
