Sentence examples for soured demand from inspiring English sources

Dubai developer Nakheel had planned to build a tower more than 1,000 metres high in the city-state but shelved the plans in early 2009 as the global economic crisis soured demand.

"As the economy sours, demand for vacation home rentals increases, as rental homes are seen as inexpensive alternatives to luxury hotels," said Douglas Pope, a founder of HotPads.com, a real estate search engine.

When work resumed, Rand's relationship with Woods quickly soured as he demanded changes that she later derided as "a junk heap of worn, irrelevant melodramatic devices".

The Hornets had led the N.B.A. in attendance for eight years until the city soured on Shinn's demand for a new arena.

Mr. Lewis was apparently shocked by the depth of Merrill's red ink in December and soured by the "comp" demands of its executives.

That love soured, though, after Young demanded that Trump stop using his "Rockin' in the Free World" on the campaign trail.

The global oil benchmark fell 5% to $34.62 a barrel at one stage, as signs of weakness in the Chinese and US economies soured expectations of stronger oil demand.

The subsequent disarray in the army created the conditions for an ethnic massacre, as what had begun as a jubilant liberation movement for the Kyrgyz majority soured after ethnic Uzbeks also demanded more rights.

The deal comes to market at a time when demand for I.P.O.'s has slightly soured.

The sustainability of China's growth has become a bigger concern for investors as Europe's economy has soured, leaving companies more dependent on emerging market demand.

Like it or not, it's usually when a given situation has already soured that we realize that the changes around us are demanding that we change.