Sentence examples for a continued demand for from inspiring English sources

"If this country has a continued demand for labor by way of our market economy," said Mr. Aguilar, the commissioner, "you have a baseline draw for illegal immigrants".

John Haugen, who leads the venture investing arm of food giant General Mills, which invested in Beyond Meat, explains: "If you look at the overall trends – half the population is trying to avoid meat and yet there's a continued demand for protein.

Hopefully prices will come down and they will as long there's a continued demand for the ultra-thin PC notebooks.

The anti-Soviet mujahideen of the 1980s morphing into Taliban and Al Qaeda in the 1990s and now mutating into the virulent ISIS becomes possible when there is a continued demand for their lethal product.

Although Fastloc GPS drastically improves the quality of tracking data of diving marine animals and will facilitate analyses at smaller spatio-temporal scales, the abundance of historic ARGOS tracking records and relative ease of ARGOS tracking (i.e. no recapture requirement) will ensure a continued demand for analytical approaches using these data.

As will be discussed later, there are many new methods available for help with this, but it is likely that there will be a continued demand for good bioinformatics tools.

It is not the president's continued demand for a health care overhaul, a priority the leaders share.

An evolving workplace, demanding more technical skills from employees even in manufacturing jobs, coupled with the high price of a traditional degree and the continued demand for skilled developers and programmers, have made education a priority for professionals.

Mr. Trichet said that a "positive underlying momentum," helped by continued demand for Europe's exports, "remains in place" for the euro zone.

The Deckers Outdoor Corporation reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit, spurred by continued demand for its sheepskin UGG boots, but said it would post a loss in the second quarter as it changed its business model in some European markets.

The heterogeneous deployment of high-power macro cells and low-power nodes (LPNs) is now widely acknowledged as an essential requirement towards meeting the continued demand for mobile data capacity.