Sentence examples for match the demand from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, something goes up and it doesn't match the demand we thought it would".
Rents in Gaza have gone sky-high, to match the demand.
"We increased our services to match the demand, but we're fast running out of space".
If the electric load on the turbine changes, its power output must be rapidly adjusted to match the demand.
No one expects it to match the demand for previous government reports, which have sold hundreds of thousands of copies and flooded bookstores with impatient customers.
Eurotunnel says "We are prepared for additional bookings once the draw has been made and will put on capacity to match the demand".
"What he said doesn't match the demands of the people," a journalist for a state newspaper told me.
Promises of reform are not trusted and cannot in any case match the demands on the street.
Recent research suggests that young peoples' ambitions don't tend to match the demands of the jobs market.
Teenager's career aspirations do not match the demands of the job market, new research has suggested.
Ferguson apologized for "any personal embarrassment" by criticizing Wiley, but maintained that the fitness levels of referees did not match the demands of the modern game.
