Sentence examples for regional demand from inspiring English sources

In some cases, such as when the decommissioned courses are situated on the outer fringe of a metropolitan region, and where regional demand for new housing is weak, that might make sense.

The increased lignin yield in a transition to a hybrid poplar feedstock and the significant decrease in process and separation hot utility requirements results in an excess potential hot utility generation (limited to 10% of potential regional demand) for the Suburban plant location region.

The gap between regional supply and demand in 2000, for meat as well as for cropland products, was assumed to be balanced by international trade: for example, regions where the demand for primary products (e.g., cereals) exceeded regional supply were assumed to import; regions, where biomass supply was larger than regional demand were assumed to export.

Gwen Knapp, a G.M. spokeswoman, said many of the discounts were being offered regionally, rather than nationally, to tailor the promotions to regional demand at moderate cost.

However, when foreign countries (USA) produce final goods to satisfy Chinese regional demand, they may not require intermediate goods from other Chinese regions (Shanghai).

"Pricing is based on regional demand," he said.

In view of all the concern about the environment and the global competition for resources like wood, what kinds of external pressures are you facing? A. From the standpoint of economics, it's still a regional demand-and-supply issue.

Spain would have had regional demands of some kind without Franco.

A parliamentary committee was established last month to study Catalan regional demands.

Iran has had to operate its economy, deal with regional demands, and even transact unsavory bargains with adversaries.

The "regional toolkit" consists of flatbed modules which reflect regional demands: micro-commerce; local reforestation labs; public amenities and mobile education units.