Sentence examples for slowing of demand from inspiring English sources

"We think CAT's international exposure, 54% of [first quarter] machinery and engine sales, should mitigate slowing of demand in the U.S. that we see," said Standard and Poors analyst Anthony Fiore in a client note.

"It's not just Procter & Gamble; we are seeing layoffs all across the economy reflecting a sharp slowing of demand," said Mr. Sweeney, adding that Procter & Gamble and other companies should do more to retrain workers that are laid off.

Southwest, which alone among the top five major carriers has no far-flung international networks, said recently that it did not expect to report a profit for the first quarter, citing high fuel prices and a slowing of demand for spring bookings.

Jeremy Cook, chief economist at foreign exchange firm World First, said: "If the devaluation of the yuan and the weakness of Chinese and emerging market economies were the first shoe to drop, then the slowing of demand and sales for luxury retailers like Burberry is surely the next.

"German data for August saw sharp falls in exports and industrial production; perhaps a result of slowing global demand," said Chris Hare of Investec.

At their October meeting, Federal Reserve policy makers unanimously approved leaving the overnight bank lending rate unchanged because of slowing economic demand and an easing of inflation pressures.

On the other hand, the industries of both countries will be affected little by the slowing of regional demand: almost three-quarters of world demand for semiconductors comes from America, Europe and Japan.It is debt that sets these two chip industries apart.

Committee members said tentative signs of slowing consumer demand, coupled with the strong probability that much of the effect of the recent interest rate increases had not trickled into the general economy, gave the Fed room to watch and wait.

But Kerry also offered an unusually harsh rebuke of Turkish officials who have made a slew of demands and insinuations about the US and the coup.

Sopa would allow the movie industry, through the courts and the US attorney general, to send a slew of demands that internet service providers (ISPs) and search engine companies shut down access to those alleged violators, and even to prevent linking to those sites, thus making them "unfindable".

In October, the mining giant warned about the effects of slowing Chinese demand on its business and pondered postponing the sale of $10 billion in assets that would go toward debt reduction.