Sentence examples for shift demand from inspiring English sources

A big marketing campaign and attractive pricing helped shift demand away from Losec and towards Nexium.

Instead, it will shift demand towards US producers, much as direct foreign-exchange intervention would.

That would curb the emerging markets' trade surpluses and shift demand toward domestic consumption and away from export-led growth.

In a huge shift, demand for lager, which has dominated the UK beer market for nearly 50 years, is falling, while sales of stronger-tasting ale and stout continue to grow as they win over an increasing number of converts.

Maybe you get one boom and bust, but thereafter it should be clear that high values in coastal cities aren't sustainable, because they just shift demand to Phoenix or Houston.But housing across cities isn't perfectly substitutable.

"People think this is just playing with the problem until the politicians in the United States have the courage to tax gasoline, which would shift demand to smaller cars," said Garel Rhys, director of the automotive industry research institute at Cardiff University in Wales.

As you say, it could encourage solar power, subsidise LED lighting, push for batteries to shift demand away from peaks, etc.Alternatively, it could do nothing at all, and allow consumers to bid for the rising price of electricity until demand drops to meet the limited supply.

National politicians, who have not had the wisdom to constrain themselves in the WTO, will find it almost irresistible to attempt to shift demand to local producers by raising tariffs on final goods.On the bright side, this destructive protectionism will highlight the value of the tariff bindings that developing nations are offering in the Doha Round negotiations.