Sentence examples for lost demand from inspiring English sources

After the 2008 recession emerging economies replaced part of the lost demand from the west.

What did Greenspan and his acolytes think would make up this lost demand?

If Wen pulls out of the market, Bernanke can simply increase his purchases to offset the lost demand.

The European Central Bank should step in to replace the lost demand, both to reduce the pain of high unemployment and to make these fiscal adjustments easier.

Many of America's big trading partners, like Japan and Europe, also have moribund economies, so they cannot substitute for lost demand from American consumers.On the mend, shakilyIn spite of this, there will be a recovery.

But the aviation industry body I.A.T.A. said last week the sector could face a tough 2010, making up for the lost demand in 2009 and handling new security demands.

It's hard to fight the impulse to give all the awful missteps away in unrelenting detail, but "Lost" demands to be seen fresh.

Find, lose, demand, obsess, move head slightly closer.

As a matter of fact, in the absence of worst case scenario, we might face losing demand and higher exchange rates.

In the period prior to the Great Recession, most economists did not worry about losing demand as a result of the trade deficit because they felt that it was easy to make up this demand through other channels.

The pictures I remembered, so fragile and so necessary, fragments of a life I could not stand to lose, demanded that I imbed them in a narrative that would ensure their survival.