Sentence examples for suppressing demand for from inspiring English sources

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

It is selling well but brings in less profit a unit than the larger version of Apple's tablet device and may be suppressing demand for the original iPad.

The smaller iPad may not only be suppressing demand for Apple's bigger tablet, but could also be taking spending power away from the iPhone, said Neil Mawston at the research firm Strategy Analytics.

But the idea of suppressing demand for illegal ivory by a partial lifting of the cross-border ivory ban imposed in 1990 by CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species) is anathema to most elephant campaigners.

The struggling economy will probably keep suppressing demand for medical care, particularly as people pay a larger share of their own medical bills through higher deductibles and co-payments, according to benefits consultants and others.

Unfortunately for investors, the following summer was quite cool, suppressing demand for stocks and many businessmen were ruined.

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

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

As to the fourth factor (the effect of the use on the market for the original), the Court acknowledges that it is legitimate for parody to suppress demand for the original by its critical effect.

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.

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.