Sentence examples for suggest demand from inspiring English sources

Oil has got a lot cheaper since then, but national figures from refineries suggest demand has not recovered much.

But import figures were surprisingly weak, dropping 15.2% from a year earlier, which suggest demand at home could still be a problem.

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Early reports suggest demand is particularly high for the larger of Apple's two new devices, the iPhone 6 Plus, seen as the company's first foray into the "phablet" (shudder) market.

Theodore Roosevelt helped make them fashionable on a visit, in November 1906, to see the construction of the canal (which opened in 1914 .In this section Brain haemorrhage The moderates fight back Monogamous no more Hold onto your headwear ReprintsThe hats fell out of favour in the second half of the 20th century, but data from Ecuador's Central Bank suggest demand is rising.

The modest spike in jobless claims is the latest confirmation that companies small and large are delaying permanent hiring as long as possible, even as other economic indicators suggest demand may be returning.

While that suggests demand is improving, investors said they were not convinced the recovery would last.

The British Bankers Associationn countered with a rival report suggesting demand for finance remained low.

Still, orders for motor vehicles and parts increased solidly, suggesting demand for cars and trucks remains strong.

But at least one analyst said the results and forecast, which followed a better-than-expected report from the Intel Corporation, suggested demand was strengthening for Texas Instruments' customers.

Mr. Ashworth said the higher level suggested demand was increasing and the mild winter had less effect than some economists had thought.