Sentence examples for take demand off from inspiring English sources

FirstEnergy and Ballard Power Systems are introducing a portable fuel cell that is scalable and is designed to take demand off the power grid.

The overconscientious, in particular, need to take time off from the demands of their role and to spend that time in refreshing recreation.

But the publisher looks cheap and is well-positioned if demand takes off for open-access science journals.

The yen has recently come off record highs and economists expect better numbers this quarter as reconstruction demand takes off in earnest.

A further 3,000 consoles will be distributed in June and there are plans to produce another 10,000 in August or September if demand takes off.

Rajiv Sharma, a senior official in the Ministry of Coal, blames this on underinvestment in the 1990s, when coal became a "condemned fuel", because of its polluting effects and contribution to global warming.Coal India, the state's near-monopoly, was unprepared when demand took off in 2003.

If On Demand took off, IBM would see a burst of growth in its services division, which now accounts for half of its revenue.

Demand took off, and in 2009 he quit his day job to commit himself fully to the not-for-profit Khan Academy.

Once people hear about the benefits of solar lighting from their friends and neighbors, demand takes off, and it becomes possible for local businesses to enter an emerging sustainable market.

A petition has already taken off demanding that the two men be pardoned (to which the Obama administration's response could be reasonably be summed up as: "You've gotta be kidding").

At the same time pay demands take off and inflation re-emerges.