Sentence examples for sparse demand from inspiring English sources

It suffers from sparse demand from airlines even after it reduced (or waived) fees to attract and retain them.

This network is currently characterised by sparse demand, with long sector distances, low frequencies and high fares.

Measurements of surface radiation in China are too sparse to meet demand for scientific research and engineering applications.

To date prognostic biomarkers which predict outcome in this high risk cohort of CKD patients are sparse but highly demanded.

Interest rates have dipped as well.The minuses have been feeble growth (estimated at only 0.7% in 1996), weak domestic demand and sparse investment.

The risks from climate change – including the migration of pests and diseases to new areas and increasingly sparse and irregular rainfall – demand more innovation and can sometimes drive modernisation, Kalibata said.

Thus, it is not relevant to the sparse approximation methods, which demand a separate gain for each vector selected from the dictionary.

The data on cost effectiveness were sparse, but indicated that demand side interventions are sometimes capable of providing incremental cost effectiveness ratios of less than $1 per additional fully vaccinated child.

The plan has ignited a fierce debate about potential increases in population, traffic, demands on sparse water supplies and air pollution in close proximity to a World Heritage Site prized for panoramic views of multihued canyons shaped by the erosive forces of water and wind.

Oil prices have also been traditionally higher in the Northeast than in much of the rest of the country, because of a high demand and a sparse number of large refineries.

Details on how the fight against Isis will be organised are sparse, but Sunni representatives are demanding Shia militias not be involved in freeing Sunni areas like Mosul.