Sentence examples for woes demand from inspiring English sources

One huge obstacle is that given Europe's economic woes, demand for gas there is not currently growing, though the long-term trend is upward.

Though GDP increased in 1998 (by 0.7%) and more strongly last year, despite El Niño weather and emerging-market woes, demand in the economy fell sharply, so it felt like a recession to consumers, manufacturers and banks, even if, statistically, it was not (see chart).But now the economy is reviving again, helped by a public-spending spree, and so too are Mr Fujimori's prospects.

But looking forward, there is no place either for hardline anti-Europeans, rejoicing at European woes, demanding repatriated powers for Britain, and campaigning for a referendum on complete disengagement from the EU.

It is almost ironic that the economic woes driving demand for social solutions are also helping to provide a solution, as many of the highly qualified and experienced professional people left jobless by the financial crisis have switched sectors to work in social enterprise.

Concern about such an outcome at another insurer — the ACA Capital subsidiary ACA Financial Guaranty, which lost its A rating from S.& P. this week — persuaded investment banks to give the company an additional month to fix its financial woes before demanding that it put up collateral.

Now, some advertisers probably will try to capitalize on Gruner & Jahr's woes by demanding lower rates and other discounts, said Martin Walker, a magazine consultant in New York.

A reminder that, in addition to cost and demand woes, technical problems also dogged video telephones.

The meeting also comes at a time when Europe's continuing sovereign debt and wider economic woes have hit demand for China's exports.

Company spokesman Gary Rhodes said earlier this month that filing for bankruptcy wouldn't be in "anyone's best interest" and that the company was working on a plan to help it address industry woes like weak demand and pricing and an oversupply of chicken.

Even if the problem involved installation woes, the company demanded a credit card number before a customer could reach a technician.

A citizens' petition, motivated by the economic woes of Finland, demanding referendum on the euro membership has also put Finland en route of becoming the first country of the Eurozone to test the will for further European integration.