Sentence examples for slackened demand from inspiring English sources
Virtually all the weakness in September reflected slackened demand for durable goods, those expected to last at least three years.
On Thursday, a preliminary survey of factory purchasing managers in June suggested that output in China had fallen to its lowest level in nine months, as manufacturers cut production in response to slackened demand both at home and overseas.
In short, rising inventories and falling sales signal slackening demand.
Slower growth, whatever the reason for it, would slacken demand and eventually push up unemployment.
The move was in response to slackening demand for smaller television sets.
Sales climbed in emerging markets like China, Russia and India, offsetting slackening demand in Europe and the United States.
China's desire to slow the rate at which it builds reserves may slacken demand for euro-denominated assets.
But according to Mintel all of these losses were accounted for by a slackening demand for traditional black teas.
The airline forecast swelling losses in the first quarter, largely because of rising fuel costs and slackening demand.
Mr. Trichet did take care to note that slower growth and slackening demand among consumers and corporations could damp inflation.
Tumbling commodity prices, due to slackening demand from China and India, mean that Indonesia's traditional sources of revenue, from coal, oil, gas and more, are under pressure.
