Sentence examples for sinking demand from inspiring English sources

Payment imbalances are down mostly because those countries' imports have shrunk because of sinking demand.

And sales there have fallen significantly, dropping 29 percent in the first half of the year from the same period in 2011, on sinking demand for excavators and trucks.

The housing industry, caught in a maelstrom of sinking demand, rising foreclosures and bulging inventories, is in its worst slump in decades, a growing body of economic evidence shows.

Many economists said an economic stimulus bill was crucial, regardless of the details, because government spending has become almost the only way to break the vicious cycle between sinking demand and sinking investment.

While copper sales fell in response to sinking demand, the average price of the metal increased.

Since then, Lucent has seen its stock price collapse to under $7, weighed down by heavy debt amid sinking demand for telecom equipment and by controversy over its accounting.

The phloem plays a central role in plant development such as nutrition transportation and inter-organ signal communication by mass transfer from source supply organ (mainly leaves) to sink demand organs (such as roots, fruits and other growth and storage organs) (Dinant and Lemoine 2010).

It has been suggested that low sink demand limits photosynthesis under P deficiency [ 21, 22].

Besides environmental factors, photosynthesis is also controlled by the sink strength balancing source supply and sink demand [ 25– 29].

Here, sink demand in stems declined during flowering, which may be a trait that has been selected to the extreme in domesticated crops, such as grain sorghum, as an unintended consequence of breeding for high grain yields.

Every 10% drop in the dollar/yen lowers Japanese GDP by nearly 1%, so the recent moves significantly increase the need for the Bank of Japan to take emergency action to try to boost sinking domestic demand.