boost demand

Frequency: 7.211.5 per million words

To help or encourage demand to increase.

demandVERB + demand

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Examples (10)

  • The government hopes that cutting interest rates will boost demand for new homes.
  • Our new advertising campaign is designed to boost consumer demand significantly.
  • The company offered a huge discount to boost demand during the slow season.
  • The recent tax cuts have successfully boosted demand in the retail sector.
  • Boosting demand for electric vehicles is a key part of their environmental strategy.
  • If we lower the price, it might boost demand, but it could also hurt our profit margins.
  • Demand was boosted by the launch of a new, innovative product line.
  • The central bank is implementing measures intended to boost aggregate demand and stimulate economic growth.
  • The new direct flights are expected to boost demand for holidays in the region.
  • The goal of the promotion is to boost demand before the end of the quarter.