Sentence examples for simultaneous demand from inspiring English sources

Private underspending creates both a need for fiscal stimulus and a simultaneous demand for the government liabilities a stimulus entails.

Those events combined to produce inflationary world energy and commodity prices, resulting in declining output and employment, and a simultaneous demand for higher government expenditure at a time of falling government revenues.

Recommendations aimed at limiting the development of anthelmintic resistance by reducing treatment intensity raises a simultaneous demand for reliable and accurate diagnostic tools for detecting important parasitic pathogens.

Although complex pricing schedules are increasingly common among water and electricity providers, it is difficult to determine whether consumers respond to changes in the pricing schedule because price changes are often confounded with simultaneous demand shocks or non-price policies.

Given the simultaneous demand for carbon-neutral energy vectors and liquid hydrocarbon fuels, combined with the significant technological progress achieved with solar reactors, industrial-scale implementation of solar-driven fuel production and high temperature materials processing is likely to expand significantly within the next decade.

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First is the appreciation that we all have many different loyalties that each make simultaneous demands upon us.

Pilots are in many ways, Bor writes, "a unique occupational group", due to the simultaneous demands for "good physical health and psychological stability".

In interviews Mr. Hancock was often asked the secret of mastering his vast instrument, with its prodigious thunder and simultaneous demands on hands, eyes and feet.

Additionally, working in isolation or under inflexible shift hours, juggling the simultaneous demands of home life with combat operations and dealing with intense stress because of crew shortages could be factors, Mr. Dao writes.

Or will their simultaneous demands for control and autonomy lead to ongoing design changes in the future?