Sentence examples for moving demand from inspiring English sources

Global sourcing allows Wal-Mart to hedge its China risk by moving demand around the world.

The Master Agent coordinates independent Agents for moving demand to the most convenient hours without degrading power quality.

Maybe we all need to stop paying more, refuse to move, demand more of our MPs to push through tougher legislation.

The aim is to provide the most economical operation for appliances, along with consideration of user preferences, trying to move demand from peak to off-peak hours.

Move!, demands a modern-day Nick Burns by way of the vague release notes.

And so we sat, and we sang, and we shouted, 14 religious types, one year later, refusing to move, demanding that the charges be dropped.

A Reuters witness said Macedonian police fired several rounds of tear gas into crowds who tore down the metal gate and onto a railway line where migrants sat refusing to move, demanding to cross into the country.

"The markets are still moving along, demand is still there".

Recent news reports have highlighted a trend called "hostage load," a practice whereby unscrupulous moving companies demand more money from customers before finishing a delivery.

The epidemiological transition in Africa is moving the demand for surgery to conditions similar to those observed in developed countries.

Pull mechanisms focus instead on moving the demand curve by increasing the incentives or revenues for successful development of a final drug or vaccine.