Sentence examples for a sustained demand from inspiring English sources

Even after five years of the building boom, "there is no question there will be a sustained demand for well-thought-out retail," he said.

The ability of scientists-in-training (especially those who plan private sector careers) to plan for the future, and of venture capitalists to make money, depends on the success of scientific and economic prognostication: Which scientific fields, which technologies, will yield revenues and jobs in the future, with a sustained demand for resources, human and otherwise?

However, these combined with two other public policies government funding of utility size demonstration units and the incentives provided by the Clean Air Act for clean coal repowering have not been enough to spur a sustained demand for the technology in the utility sector.

The efficient production of specialized, low volume products, like military aircraft, depends on supporting industries that provide a sustained demand for subcomponents, services and factors of production.

There has been a sustained demand for global health education for a number of years in countries around the world (20– 20).

The release of scores of dinosaur movies and TV shows over the past decade has created a sizable and sustained demand for life-size replicas of extinct reptilian giants for amusement parks, museum exhibits, and TV documentaries.

As opposed to pre-emptive or reactive use in outbreaks, routine vaccination is more likely to provide a predictable and sustained demand.

That sustained demand is a good sign for the Switch, and likely partly responsible for its expectation that it'll sell around 10 million during its next full fiscal year, which ends in April 2018.

But Gallup believes the sustained demand is a sign the documents are still proving their usefulness.

In the AHDB's own words, the campaign supports an "industry-wide objective to stimulate sustained demand for cereals and oilseeds-based products".

When combined with rigid supply and sustained demand from China, this has produced an "ideal" setting for excesses in house prices".