Sentence examples for scant demand for from inspiring English sources
Even as the world sank into a financial crisis, there was scant demand for the roughly $250 billion in the fund's coffers.
Analysts say it would not be feasible for Viacom to sell its 82percentt stake to the public as newly issued Blockbuster shares because there would be scant demand for the stock.
Today, there is no distribution network and scant demand for fiction.In this section They think they have right on their side Spinning on regardless Double indemnity The doves of war Bleak publishing houses ReprintsIn order to survive, publishers switched from literature to textbooks, certain to be bought by students and schools.
Maybe the original goal was to build a Two-Tesla Lifting Machine, and initial market research revealed scant demand for such a thing?
They would not have been expected to replicate Armstrong's sizzling hot jazz, for which there was scant demand on these shores.
And to get clients, she had agreed to develop link-ups that would have scant demand.
The Random House Trade Group, one of the first publishers to announce the creation of a line of purely digital books last year, became the first to cancel that idea yesterday, quietly scuttling its AtRandom imprint in recognition of the scant consumer demand for books that can be read on screens.
Some have argued that the CDOs were an essential component of the subprime marketplace, because there was scant investor demand for the lower-rated tranches of mortgage bonds, but those same tranches, repackaged into higher-rated CDOs, attracted buyers.
Major challenges are the rising diabetes prevalence, the difficulty in meeting the rising demand for care and the scant development of multidisciplinary delivery of care, especially in the predominantly ambulatory setting of the Southern diabetes centres.
But evidence that there is much demand for such an offering is scant, says James Barford of Enders Analysis, a market-research firm.Whoever is right, operators have been betting on convergence.
And since 2008 the fall in the pound against emerging-market currencies has given London an extra boost.The soaring demand for London properties is being met by scant new supply.
