Sentence examples for Spiking demand from inspiring English sources

Memory prices have jumped over the past year, because of spiking demand and limited production by the three companies, which dominate the market.

The point was reinforced last winter when, faced with unusually cold weather and spiking demand for fuel, the industry couldn't ramp up production quickly, and benchmark natural gas prices briefly doubled in a month.

— Jeff Gordinier Bloomberg Businessweek: Oyster connoisseurship, spiking demand and the emergence of new breeds of disease-resistant shellfish have led to a boom in lucrative small-scale oyster farming.

Recessions dampen tax receipts while spiking demand for state services.

And while lithium has traditionally been controlled by a handful of major global suppliers, spiking demand is changing this landscape drastically.

Demographics, societal interest and aggressive marketing may be spiking demand for egg freezing -- the number of women doing so at fertility clinics in the U.S. grew more than sevenfold between 2009 and 2013.

In an old video ploy to spike demand, the DVD is to be withdrawn after 10 weeks.

Conflict and war, especially in the Middle East, have spiked demand and many migrant smugglers have seen their profits dramatically increase.

With Samsung flash storage in almost every device around the world, the manufacturer is considered the top memory chip maker yet it still faces extreme shortages when new products like iPods and iPhones spike demand.

Food prices have spiked; the demand for foreign currency has increased as Russians turn in their rubles and spirit money out of the country.

But most of them can be reduced to a tightening of supplies and a spiking in demand.