Sentence examples for took demand from inspiring English sources
Among other things, this existing capacity helps to account for the high rate of job and income displacement that emerged after 1994, when new microcredit-supported informal microenterprises took demand, and subsequently income, away from the rafts of already struggling businesses in the black communities.
Cantor Fitzgerald analysts said that caused a lot of weakness in the Cape size rates last week because it took demand for the dry bulk ships out of the market.
The kind of pictures Ms. Levitt took demanded a photojournalist's hair-trigger reflexes.
But a lawyer representing him, Harry Petchesky, said, "There was absolutely no basis for the action that they took demanding his resignation".
Tavakkoli-Moghaddam and Raziei (2016) took demands as fuzzy numbers.
They do not take demand deposits, relying on short-term borrowing instead.
When those products are in short supply, that takes demand away from us".
Taking demand out of the economy during a recession was the worst possible policy.
Governments, even with relatively modest deficits, are taking demand out of their economies.
He explained the approach he had taken: "Demand always exceeds supply, rather as in the health service – under any government.
