Sentence examples similar to on long term demand from inspiring English sources

Another silver lining: Due to major production cuts by home builders, the institute estimates that the 1 million- to 1.5 million-unit glut of new homes that existed at the beginning of 2005 fell to a technical shortfall of 100,000 to a half million units by 2009 based on long-term demand.

Dr Andrew Goddard, at the Royal College of Physicians, said: "Taking action to tackle air pollution in the UK will reduce the pain and suffering for many people with long term chronic health conditions, not to mention lessening the long term demands on our NHS".

It blamed the lower sales on the rapid transition by United States operators to faster network gear based on Long Term Evolution technology, which reduced demand for Alcatel-Lucent's second- and third-generation products.

Other industry participants express some skepticism about long-term demand.

Instead OPEC members are concentrating on the long-term demand scenario.

This brings demand down and the resource provider may lose out on long term revenue.

We find evidence that some consumers accelerated the replacement of their old appliances by a few years, but overall the impact of the program on long-term energy demand is likely to be very small.

BHP Billiton chairman Don Argus said that the company still believed in the "basic industrial logic" of a merger and remained bullish on long-term resource demand from emerging economies.

And she suggests that a focus on long-term growth demands that the necessary culture changes be given greater priority.

This has negative long-term demand implications.

This research developed an inductive scenario analysis on long-term futures of transport demand with a focus on the challenges put at a European level, with a focus on the competitiveness of the transport industry.