Sentence examples for spread demand from inspiring English sources

"Stagger the school holidays and you spread demand.

If things begin to look overloaded, they will move forward the ordering deadline for next-day deliveries to spread demand.

"Unfortunately we can't do anything about cup finals or fares regulation, which could spread demand much more effectively if it was less of a blunt instrument.

Expanding the market to Britain and Ireland, Mr. Blagojevich's aides said, will spread demand beyond Canada, where some suppliers have reported shortages of certain drugs.

Last Friday, Argos launched the first of three discount weekends before Black Friday in an attempt to spread demand over a longer period, but the promotion was hit by website delays.

Some retailers, such as Asda, are scaling back participation entirely, while others are moving away from a single-day flash sale, extending the promotion to ease pressure and spread demand out over a long period".

Tickets were made cheaper and more intelligently priced, spreading demand throughout the day.

This is an expressway connecting Paris to Lille, and since 1992 congestion prices have been applied during weekends with the objective of spreading demand on the trip back to Paris on Sunday afternoons and evenings.

The spread demanded by investors to hold Irish bonds rose to a new euro-era record, and spreads on Greek and Portuguese bonds also shot up.Re-opening the EU treaties may be an understandable bid to appease the red bogeymen of Karlsruhe.

We also have the ability to spread out demand and reduce what's called "peak demand"–the roughly 100 hours a year (usually the afternoons of the hottest days) when more people are drawing large amounts of power.

On the other hand, companies that are able to spread their demand across a broader time frame trend toward convenience service, rather than truly on-demand service.