Sentence examples for pinching demand from inspiring English sources
Studies of the formation of fine structures on free surfaces in liquids, such as curvature singularities or interface pinching, demand that the motion of the interface must be computed very accurately.
Still, rising borrowing costs and higher input prices have started to pinch consumer demand.
"It's pinching the global demand.
As the stakes have risen, especially for the music industry, the media conglomerates have redoubled their efforts to pinch off bootleg demand and restrict its supply which has turned into an embarrassment for the recording industry after its suing of 341 alleged file-swappers, including preteens and grandfathers.
But financial firms and associated industries are feeling the pinch, and demand for space has fallen sharply.This has shown up another problem: rents are not as secure as it seemed.
Chains also benefited this winter from an extra selling day before Christmas, as well as pent-up demand from consumers who had been pinching pennies all year.
It was well known in section 4, that Harun, one of the landlords, regularly harassed his young female tenants by pinching their breasts, buttocks and brushing up against them when demanding rent.
Says 'no pinch' while pinching me.
