Sentence examples for a tide of demand from inspiring English sources
But a new report sets out to plug the information gap on a different species that is imperiled by a tide of demand related to rising affluence in Asia: leopards.
The NHS, struggling with long-term conditions and an ageing population, is being swept on a tide of demand it cannot control or predict, nor is equipped to deal with.
The news generation of OpenStack offerings will ride a rising tide of demand for cloud services.
Ban pointed to a "rising tide" of demands for a strong agreement from business, city administrations, Pope Francis and world faith leaders and the hundreds of thousands of people around the world who marched last Sunday.
"This is a sticking plaster that will do little to stem the tide of demand that a harsh winter could create".
Some of the normal rules of economics, he said, do not come into play in this market, where supply has been unable to match the swelling tide of demand.
And it demands that you do that over and over, against a tide of disagreement, settling for half measures rather than no measures.
[C12.] China Rebuffs Demands on Currency and Textiles Chinese officials angrily rebuffed both Washington's blunt demand that China loosen its fixed exchange rate policy, and Europe's threat of quotas on a tide of Chinese textiles.
BEIJING, May 18 - Chinese officials on Wednesday angrily rebuffed both Washington's blunt demand that China loosen its fixed exchange rate policy and Europe's threat of quotas on a tide of Chinese textiles.
A tide of humanity is suffering horribly.
