Sentence examples for problems of demand from inspiring English sources

The housing crisis has problems of demand – more homes do need to be built in certain areas, but rents, a lack of tenants' rights and the distribution of housing is also an issue.

The government announced the formation of the ice taskforce in April to tackle the problems of demand, sale and manufacture of the drug, headed by former Victorian police commissioner, Ken Lay.

Aside from problems of demand or dissatisfaction with services, a simple lack of services and resources in certain areas was found to be a common barrier to care.

The Depression, it was widely agreed, was a problem of demand.

"It was a good old-fashioned problem of demand exceeding supply".

At the end of the 90s Germany also faced a problem of demand that had to be found externally.

OPEC members, while publicly agreeing that crude prices are too high, have also said that it was a problem of demand, not supply.

He was still concerned with the problem of demand and supply, but "demand" in the Keynesian model means the total level of effective demand in the economy, while "supply" means the country's capacity to produce.

But it also explains that a significant number of house hunters are looking for properties to buy before marketing their own houses, adding to the problem of demand exceeding supply.

Gauntlett says the international community often focuses on the problem of demand, but that it needs to give at least as much attention to protecting animals on the ground.

The excruciating impression was that women are incapable of hard choices or of confronting economic realities – so they ignored Farage's unanswerable point about the housing crisis, viz, that it is a problem of demand as well as supply, demand that is largely driven by immigration.