Sentence examples for prolonged demand from inspiring English sources

Even after the decline in late 2010 and early 2011, it looks as though real wage rates are about where the previous trend line was, rather than being the several percentage points below what one might expect after a huge, prolonged demand shock.

The lower tissue amount of arachidonic acid, a degradation product of both endocannabinoids, also supports this assumption, indicating prolonged demand for endocannabinoids in aneurysmatic tissue.

Aggregate wage-rate data show no sign of the huge and prolonged demand shock said to have hit the economy in 2008.

It is incorrect to ignore fringe benefits (I discuss this and other wage measurement issues in Chapter 2 of "The Redistribution Recession"), but the choice of series is just a quibble, because none of the aggregate wage measures display a cumulative decline that would be commensurate with the huge, prolonged demand collapse said to have occurred.

This benevolent dissociation seems to require difficulty, prolonged demands on concentration and skills, pressure, problems to be solved, even danger.

Although the laboratory had a pandemic plan in place, a retrospective evaluation found 3 major variations from plan assumptions: 1) higher peak demand not limited by a case definition, 2) prolonged peak demand because containment attempts continued despite widespread influenza, and 3) unexpected influence of negative test results on public health actions.

Such a strategy would also give ABB a hedge against prolonged weak demand in Europe.

One can speculate that a prolonged high demand for ATP combined with ATP loss during longer exposures could be a factor responsible for sensitization.

Most methods require selection and clonal expansion that demand prolonged culture and are not suited for cells with limited proliferative potential.

Yet, as opposed to the Talmud, which demands prolonged and rigorous study, these smears intend to briefly catch the eye of the passing visitor.

In addition to the functional changes, aging adults often suffer from medical issues demanding prolonged bed rest (BR).