Sentence examples for suppressed demand from inspiring English sources

Cuts suppressed demand: for a genuine recovery, demand had to be boosted.

"There's a lot of suppressed demand out there" for travel, said Allen Hile, assistant director for marketing practices at the F.T.C.'s Bureau of Consumer Protection.

Once monetary policy loosens enough, suppressed demand is unleashed and quickly uses up the spare capacity left over from the recession.This, however, is not a typical recovery.

The trouble is that the ethane route to making ethylene produces virtually no propylene.Higher oil prices have also suppressed demand for petrol (gasoline).

Pittards has published its second profit warning in three months after slowing global economic growth and events such as the Paris attacks suppressed demand for the leather manufacturer's products.

Consumer prices advanced at their slowest pace in 50 years in 2008, raising concerns about deflation as the weakening economy suppressed demand for cars, clothing, electronics and a host of goods and services, the government reported on Friday.

Con Ed was using all available tools for suppressing demand for power throughout its service area.

Jointly, they end up worse off, because their higher prices suppress demand too much.

Prices for commodities like gold, sugar, coffee and cattle slid on Tuesday as traders worried that a worldwide slowdown would suppress demand.

Overall demand for Russian gas is outstripping supply; suppressing demand in the ex-Soviet states should make more gas available for export to the more lucrative European market.

And even though high prices are suppressing demand somewhat, the agency expects the world to use more grain than it produces in the coming year.