Sentence examples for temper demand for from inspiring English sources

Both BP and Shell, for example, reported recently that they produced less oil in the third quarter of this year than they did in the same period last year.A price this high should also temper demand for oil.

That has seemingly tempered demand for its existing phones, which means its core growth engine is stalling.

In a statement released in December 2015, the UK government appeared to temper its demand for transparency, saying the various territories had agreed to central registers or "similarly effective systems".

The advent of Christianity somewhat tempered the demand for gold until about the 10th century.

Changing tastes, and the Great Depression, tempered public demand for the lamps.

Myners, famed for an explosive temper, demanded to see all previous versions with changes marked.

Yet solutions seem to be what our national temper demands.

In January 1645 he vainly tried to temper parliamentary demands for control of the militia and for a presbyterian type of church government.

The euro area will also slow, tempering demand in the market that purchases almost a half.

The Federal Reserve has begun debating when to withdraw support for the mortgage market, and economists expect interest rates to rise before the end of the year, potentially tempering demand.

While some households are simply waiting for a more favourable market, the burdensome borrowing required to move up the housing ladder is also playing a big part in tempering demand.