Sentence examples for terms of demand from inspiring English sources

But the worst may be over there in terms of demand, the company said.

"More investment would be good for Germany in terms of growth but also in terms of demand.

If they escaped and proliferated, there could be a dramatic knock on effect in terms of demand for prey species.

A lot can be done in terms of demand management, but actually building a new gas power station does take four years.

In terms of demand, she added: "It's not what we had a year ago, but I'm not alarmed by it -- it's a more realistic market.

"We have a very weak economy, we don't have much happening abroad in terms of demand, so there isn't much to offset a sudden decrease," Mr. Gilmore said.

Most of all: We are the ones who should be maddest at ourselves — not to the point of the riots that Rehbein predicts abroad, but in terms of demanding accountability.

Numerous studies scrutinized the significance of the external environment of a firm in terms of demand-supply links, industrial clusters, and diversity of production.

For each scenario the results have been processed in terms of demand-resistance ratios at critical cross-sections, and thus it has been assessed whether the building would be susceptible to progressive collapse according to certain allowance criteria prescribed in technical guidelines.

Person environment fit (P-E Fit) is measured by considering the person, defined as a set of competencies, and the environment, defined in terms of demands.

That could be expressed either just in terms of demands for seats at the top international tables, such as the G8 and the U.N. Security Council, but also in principle in political confrontation.