Sentence examples for stagnant demand for from inspiring English sources

The project has been plagued by billions of dollars in cost overruns, stagnant demand for electricity, competition from cheap natural gas plants and renewables, and the bankruptcy of Westinghouse Electric, the lead contractor and the designer of the AP1000 reactor that was supposed to be the foundation of a smarter, cheaper generation of nuclear power plants.

In contrast, milk production in Turkey has been stagnant for several years because of low domestic milk prices and stagnant demand for dairy products.

Accounting for only 26 percent of gross domestic product last year, Spain's exports aren't large enough to make up for stagnant demand at home.

The liquor company Pernod Ricard said yesterday that first-half profit rose 4.7percentt and it raised its full-year profit target as savings from the purchase of Seagram Company brands made up for stagnant demand in France.

Utilities have been experiencing sluggish growth for several years due to stagnant demand and the requirement to integrate new energy sources.

One result, Ms. Levitan said, is that the company added huge costs not justified by the stagnant demand.

Stagnant demand clearly didn't help, but it seems like the surge in US oil production finally broke the market.

Law is no longer solely about lawyers, and law firm demand is stagnant even as demand for legal services is rising steadily.

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre plans to offer buyouts to 1,500 of its 6,000 employees next month as part of a cost-cutting plan to save its schools and parishes amid stagnant revenue and rising demand for charitable services, church officials said Tuesday.

While the quota of temporary work visas has been stagnant for the past decade, demand for student visas more than doubled.

Stagnant growth means lower demand for goods and services ― which means fewer jobs to go around ― which means lower household income ― which means too many people struggling to survive.