potential demand

At the same time, more potential demand was being created.

That makes estimating the potential demand for mental health difficult.

Indeed, there is no end to the potential demands of fly-fishing.

A drop in short interest means less potential demand.

Finally, simply the existence of potential demand backed by purchasing power.

What the report attempts to address is potential demand.

Therefore, the potential demand for eye tests from the over-60s will increase exponentially.

Provide information useful in assessing potential demands on future cash flows.

Nevertheless, a growing number of companies are trying to sell fresh foods because they believe the potential demand is vast.

Their suburban counterparts represent potential demand for 44,000 to 66,000 more.

The biggest potential demand is in the dozens of new electric power plants that the nation will build this decade.

It ignores the difference between actual demand and potential demand.

The region possessed all the social and economic preconditions that indicate potential demand for air traffic.

The digital-book store is a big bet for a small company, considering that no one yet knows the size of the potential demand.

It has become a technological challenge to produce the vaccine in sufficient quantities to meet potential demand.

This includes a growth in the number of scholars and an increase in potential demand for these journals.

Of course, no one knows the potential demand for online video connections, except perhaps in the thriving Internet pornography business.

Dutchess's 1,200 young adults represent potential demand for 400 to 600.

But the potential demand is much greater.

His voice quickened as he described the immense potential demand for his coal.

The former is a private facility but is at least nearer to the area of greatest potential demand than the latter.

The peace brought opportunities for rebuilding; including a potential demand for new locomotives.

As a smaller business, it's often a better strategy to try to divide potential demand for offerings into manageable market niches.

They say an existing port at nearby Mack Point on the mainland can be expanded to meet potential demand.

You guys have got a lot of potential demand for my services, and I aim to make you good customers of mine."