Examples of using Changes in demand in English and their translations into German
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These changes in demand and supply suggest that the future price of oil will be lower than industry participants expected until just a few months ago.
FlexLink's solutions are designed so you can quickly adapt to meet changes in demand and handle many product variants simultaneously, with minimum resetting time.
The remedy would have to be adapted not only to changes in demand but also to the reduction of domestic supply resulting from the closure of uneconomic facilities.
A change in the political climate, technological advances or changes in demand could necessitate a correction to these measures in the interests of manufacturers
Enterprises must become more flexible to respond to sudden changes in demand for their goods andservices,
Flexibly reacting to changes in demand.
Prevent out-of-stock situations and predict changes in demand in real time.
This meant that it was not possible to respond to changes in demand.
Access to POS data makes it possible to react to changes in demand considerably faster.
TTI's sophisticated inventory management system ensures the ability to service changes in demand due to fluctuating markets and supply chains.
very sensi- tive to changes in demand.
The intrinsic modularity of this system means it can adapt in size to respond to requirements such as seasonal peaks in production or changes in demand.
enables rapid response to short-term changes in demand- anywhere in the world.
respond to changes in demand and take immediate action if something breaks.
storage resources to manage any changes in demand.
Constant availability, quick replenishment of the shelves and a smooth response to the changes in demand constitute criteria of success for the consumer goods and food industry.
provide for possible changes in demand.
product development, but they also enable us to quickly anticipate changes in demand in the market.
manage your fuel levels, so that we can respond quickly to changes in demand.
Hunold also mentioned the additional risk ensuing from the aviation tax which has increased the price pressure in Germany and will lead to changes in demand, the extent of which is difficult to forecast.