Sentence examples for share of demand from inspiring English sources

Since the launch of the first gold-traded fund in 2003, financial buyers' share of demand has doubled, from 10% to 19%.

To calculate total demand for size F, we simply divide total sales for size F by the share of demand captured: 1,204 ÷ 87% = 1,384.

The real weakness came in South America which suffered a 0.8% fall in exports and a 3.4% decline in imports.All told, developed economies provided the biggest share of demand; their imports rose 2.6% while those of developing economies increased by just 0.5%.

To bring that back to the U.S. market, we're expecting most of the large-cap stocks to get a good share of demand from overseas.

As a result, Lynn says he and Malhi "could see that independent hotels, particularly smaller ones, were not getting their fair share of demand in the market".

But if the chancellor or the governor of the Bank of England looked at the company's figures they might be a bit disappointed that the share of demand coming from exports hasn't gone up.

And shares of Demand Media, a big online content producer, have slipped 55 percent below their $17 offer price.

Shares of Demand Media, which runs eHow.com and LiveStrong.com, rose the most in more than a year after fourth-quarter adjusted profit topped analysts' estimates.

In 2011, as a result of the deal, the foundation ended up with 184,000 shares of Demand Media at an offering price of $17, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Wright also points out that a price-cost test does not necessarily mean more certainty in the case of loyalty rebates, where it is often difficult to determine the contestable and incontestable shares of demand in order to accurately apply the test (in addition to deciding on the correct measure of cost).

And the company was putting those coins back into circulation, meeting a growing share of market demand, reducing the need to mint new coins.