Meanings of dented demand in anglès

Concern about next week's European parliamentary elections dented demand for the euro.

The global pandemic has dented demand for venison, mostly eaten at restaurants.

The spate of mishaps has dented demand for Carnival's vacation cruises and slashed revenue per cabin.

Trade tensions between the world's top two economies have dented demand for risky assets in recent months.

But those price increases have not dented demand as much as they have in other product categories.

The overall sales figures were also flattered by a poor showing in April, when unseasonably cool weather dented demand.

Europe has been a particular problem for Groupon, partly because the sovereign debt crisis has dented demand for higher-priced deals.

Oil then fell below $10 as the group pumped above targets when the Asian financial crisis dented demand.

Rising prices of fuel and materials such as steel, aluminium, plastics and rubber have pushed up costs and dented demand.

Flooding in Australia drove its first-quarter output into negative territory, and harsh U.S. winter storms dented demand early in the year.

To make matters worse, the pandemic has further dented demand as Americans stay at home to curb the spread of COVID-19.

Analysts say the popularity of mid-range phones from Chinese rivals, and Apple's shift to bigger iPhones, have dented demand for Samsung's devices.

Hitachi's operating profit dropped more than 15 percent in July-September as a sluggish global economy dented demand and restructuring costs weighed on profits.

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Apple Inc's blowout quarterly iPhone sales in China show that a barrage of bad publicity hasn't dented demand.

Since then, interest rate hikes by India's central bank and rising input costs that pushed up prices have dented demand as economic growth cools.

Demand for fuel was also impacted as higher retail prices dented demand in the world's third-biggest oil consumer and as virus cases continue to explode.