Sentence examples for scope for demand from inspiring English sources

That is the scope for demand to increase.

For these reasons it may never be possible to meet the demand for organs but there is some scope for reducing demand.

There is huge scope for reducing demand by, for example, designing buildings to make good use of natural light, and planning cities to encourage walking, bicycling or use of public transport.

The scope for increasing demand for services is investigated, and the implications for staffing analysed.

The role of donor support more fundamentally in supporting national health financing systems has also been advocated, including the scope for increasing demand through vouchers or payment of insurance premiums.

Boeing, responsible for marketing the project, will hold talks with other Russian airlines this week to determine their financial capabilities and the scope of demand for such an aircraft.

The chamber has now declared war on the Environmental Protection Agency's plan to use regulatory means to control emissions — beginning with one official's ill-advised (and since apologized-for) demand for a "Scopes monkey trial" questioning the science behind the agency's preliminary finding that greenhouse gas emissions endanger human health.

One consequence is that Asian governments have plenty of scope for boosting domestic demand and thus spurring economic recovery.

(Last year Mexico decriminalised possession of small quantities, a change designed mainly to limit the scope for police to demand bribes).

While industrial energy usage offers the biggest scope for reducing electricity demand, Policy Exchange also pointed to the potential benefits from fitting homes with smart meters.

Taiwan, whose export-dependent economy has limited scope for increasing domestic demand, and Kazakhstan, whose banks lent too much as oil prices soared over the last several years, were among countries that had their growth forecasts downgraded in the report.