Sentences with phrase «flat demand»

That means law firms face flat demand and price pressure.

Fifty - year - old Lullaby, which faces flat demand for cloth diapers, has been delivering disposables to all its customers for about eight months.

These findings align with PJM's broader assessment of its future grid reliability as more and more coal and nuclear plants find themselves economically uncompetitive in the face of flat demand, cheap and plentiful natural gas, and a rising share of zero marginal - cost clean energy.

Growth in China was offset by flatter demand in the UK, the United States and mainland Europe due to uncertainty over the regulation of diesel and concerns over Britain's departure from the European Union, the company said in a statement.

The Annual Energy Outlook projecting United States energy trends through 2030 foresees flat demand for oil, a shrinking need for imports and enormous expansion of the percentage of light vehicles with hybrid fuel - electric propulsion.

Flat demand means robust competition and price pressure.

SMRs — «small» because they generate a maximum of about 30 percent as much power as typical current reactors, and «modular» because they can be assembled in factories and shipped to power plant sites — have been getting a lot of positive attention recently, as the nuclear power industry has struggled to remain economically viable in an era of flat demand and increasing competition from natural gas and other energy alternatives.

In a world of flat demand, the electricity market is a ruthless game of musical chairs — where the slowest and most unwieldy power sources keep losing their seat.

This migration from firms has created a growing delta between increased demand for legal services and a flat demand for law firms.

These trends translate to flat demand and tremendous price pressure.

My post last week, State of the US Legal Market Summed Up in 3 Tweets, showed large law firms responding to flat demand by merging and cutting costs.