Sentence examples for on external demand from inspiring English sources

This might suggest that Japan's economy is gradually rebalancing away from a dependence on external demand.

"We are depending on external demand because domestic demand is very weak," Mr. Yamamoto said.

Very open economies with large tradable sectors may be able to shift toward reliance on external demand relatively seamlessly.

"Singapore, being dependent on external demand, is held for ransom," said Joseph Tan, an economist at Standard Chartered Bank in Singapore.

The idea that growth in the euro zone depends almost entirely on external demand, while domestic demand stagnates, is a myth.

"Obviously, such structural changes in China's imports since 2007 are consistent with the government's rebalancing efforts to increase domestic demand and reduce dependence on external demand," he said.

Normally, a country could address this issue by allowing its currency to depreciate; as capital flows back out of the country during the crash, the currency weakens, restoring the competitiveness of workers and enabling the country to return to growth on the back of external demand.

In relation to the adjustment to the change of external demands on gender requirements, our results suggest that men are "adjusting" themselves in three different ways.

"Growth in Asia is likely pick up gradually in the course of 2013, to about 5.75 percent, on strengthening external demand and continued robust domestic demand," the report said.

Gilles Moëc, an economist at Deutsche Bank in London, said that on one side, fairly strong external demand, helped by the depreciation of the euro, was giving exports a lift.

Reliant on foreign nations' largesse and accountable to their judgment, the narrow ruling class became more responsive to external demands than to domestic aspirations.