Sentence examples for revive demand for from inspiring English sources

A rebound in growth later this year could revive demand for the metal.

Analysts said a move by the Chinese government to cut interest rates could stimulate the country's economy and revive demand for energy.

The suggestion of layoffs, he said, followed months of unsuccessful efforts to revive demand for Ladas and reflected deep and perhaps terminal problems.

bloomberg news   An Effort to Revive Interest in Mortgage Securities  |  Nassar Hussain, formerly a Merrill Lynch managing director and now a managing partner at Brookland Partners, is "leading efforts to revive demand for new commercial mortgage backed securities, a product he says is essential to revive Europe's struggling banks," Bloomberg News reports.

Property prices have moved up amid hopes that a prospective trade pact with the mainland, known as the Economic Cooperation Framework agreement, will help revive demand for property and consumer spending.

In general, the northern Sudanese had little sympathy for the population of the south, but the intelligentsia seized upon the government's failure there to denounce authoritarian rule in the north and to revive demands for democratic government.

They do not wish to see a strong government in Somalia, which might revive demands for the return of the Ogaden province, as the Islamists had started to do.

The horrific Amtrak crash in Philadelphia surely will revive demands for nationwide use of "positive train control" technology to slow or stop trains before accidents.

Borrowing enabled stimulus expenditures that revived demand for goods and services.

Portmeirion, a pottery firm, says tea, "the big thing of the moment", has revived demand for its wares.

"Better economic results in the U.S., for example, are supporting traffic across the North Atlantic as well as having positive impacts on trade partners, with revived demand for Asian consumer exports".