Sentence examples for Heightened demand for from inspiring English sources
Heightened demand for abstract labor reflects the evolving nature of capitalist economies.
Heightened demand for new office space by businesses local or foreign will continue to fuel the office market in 2006, says Chen Zaochun, the chairman of luxury property developer of Fizi.
The heightened demand for wedding locations is going to complicate the plans of many heterosexual couples in the coming months as well.
Do you have a place to stay?'" Mr. Gandhi's marriage heightened demand for pictures of him from newspapers and media outlets, Baldev said.
The publicity seemed to have heightened demand for the offices, which occupy 8,300 square feet, despite a softening in the commercial real estate market.
And no one seems to care, especially as the economic crisis bears down on higher education in the form of shrinking endowments and heightened demand for financial aid.
In the early 1990s, with the collapse of the Soviet Union and heightened demands for democratic reform worldwide, Mobutu's Western allies finally pressed for reforms in Congo.
In a time of sweeping revolutions that have heightened demands for democratic accountability and high-speed communications that have made transparency easier, an urgent question facing the new pope may be how the church remains vital and relevant amid so much change.
Last year, the auction came under critical fire for attaching the excessive price tag to the prize tuna, as conservation groups drew attention to the danger of heightening demand for a creature that is already being overfished.
What's more, President Obama's call to return the top individual income tax rate to 39.6percentt, its level before the tax cuts of 2001, could heighten demand for munis.
But in a cruel blow to the fashion-minded, the team gear is not for sale; it seems all the more desirable for its inaccessibility -- an echo of Prada's practice of heightening demand for high-fashion items by curtailing the supply at retail.
