Sentence examples for unstable demands from inspiring English sources

When demand is too unpredictable, postponement is one way to deal with unstable demands.

The renewable energy market has an unstable demand in China, with low maturity and inadequate capacity.

Some of the issues managers should be aware when implementing JIT are inability to respond rapidly to changes in product design, product mix, or large demand volumes (Su 1994), customer scheduling changes (Celley et al. 1986), inability to meet the schedule (Crawford et al. 1988) and unstable demand (Im 1989).

Exports, the lifeblood of Taiwan's economy, declined for 17 straight months through June because of changing consumer tastes in electronics, unstable demand in major markets and improvements in the export supply chain of China — which already was cheaper for manufacturers.

2) Unstable market demand.

In economic aspect, high generation cost and unstable market demand may hinder the further development of renewable energy.

Most Japanese regional airports are commercially unstable because the demand for air travel is low and fluctuating.

Increasing demand, unstable supply, and high prices of FM along with the continuous expansion of aquaculture are reasons for many nutritionists to realize that soon they will no longer be able to afford it as a major protein source in aquafeeds.

The transition from one social bias to another demonstrates ciliates can employ biases to adjust the selectivity of intuitive social heuristics and mating replies to meet the nontrivial demands of unstable mating contexts.

Syria's unstable economy had depressed demand there by 40 percent since March, when the uprising began.

He was cut off from his family by the war; he was married to an unhealthy, demanding, and unstable woman; and he had troubles all his own.