Sentence examples for reviving demand from inspiring English sources

China's 2009 stimulus lending was successful in reviving demand.

When there is excess capacity and an overhang of debt, interest-rate cuts tend to be less effective in reviving demand.

As well as films such as Eat Pray Love, which was the second most popular movie behind Sylvester Stallone's The Expendables on its opening weekend in the US, Ms Davies also credited the recession for reviving demand for hippie-themed holidays.

In an interview with the Western Mail, Miles said that the central bank's interest rate cuts and quantitative easing programme, alongside the government's spending increases and VAT reduction, were likely to have a "substantial" impact on the economy in reviving demand.

His intended departure propels the conservative government into a renewed crisis, reviving demands from the opposition for a snap election, and calls from within the governing coalition for a change of leader.Lagging in the opinion polls, Mr Berlusconi and his allies can be expected to agree on the need to resist an early poll.

His departure propelled Mr Berlusconi's conservative government into a renewed crisis, reviving demands from the opposition for a snap election, and calls from within the governing coalition for a change of leader.Lagging in the opinion polls, Mr Berlusconi will no doubt try to persuade his allies to resist an early poll.

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

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.

Most of their efforts to revive demand will tend to widen the trade gap, at least in the short run.

In 2009, when the global recession dampened Brazilian consumers' spirits, policymakers lowered sales taxes and interest rates to revive demand.