Sentence examples for rebuild demand from inspiring English sources

"We must rebuild demand for whale meat".

Daniel Kunstler, an analyst with J. P. Morgan, said he applauded Apple's honesty in lowering its guidance for the coming year, but said that the company faced a challenge in rebuilding demand for its products.

So this is all they can come up with -- a solution that is 75 years old -- priming the pump, rebuilding consumer demand, propping up the banks, creating jobs.

They also called on the Security Council to free all the assets "in an expedited manner" and said that the United Nations would oversee "international efforts" to rebuild Libya, a demand that Russia and China emphasized on Thursday.

The demand for gasoline is the sum of the retail demand and the wholesale demand to rebuild inventory.

There is an "increasingly pressing need to start rebuilding inventories as demand continues to grow," said Jade Zelnik, chief economist at RBS Greenwich Capital.

There was no mention of a parallel Palestinian demand to rebuild and reopen an international airport in Gaza.

"The tax credit expiration accelerated sales activity to the pre-May period and it may take a couple of months for demand to rebuild," Mr. Miller said.

It makes sense that companies would tap into that demand, then rebuild traditional services to be offered new ways.

An outlet in Nizhny Novgorod was closed for its opening holiday season in 2006 on the grounds of fire-code violations; the opening of an outlet in Novosibirsk was postponed over demands to rebuild a road.

With an estimated $50 billion price tag to re-engineer the lower reaches of the Mississippi River to reintroduce sediment and freshwater into the marsh to rebuild wetlands, this crisis demands a national commitment.