Without an accelerating demand for gas, there is less incentive for companies to invest in fracking technology, given its cost.
Coupled to the boom in law schools (opening at a rate of more than one per year for a generation), the proliferation of student-edited publications, a true anomaly in academe, means an accelerating demand for material.
Over the past two decades, an influx of tech workers has accelerated demand while the city's restrictive zoning laws stymied construction.
Meanwhile, there was accelerated demand for international commodity shipments.
The increasing layer counts and complexity of integrated circuits have accelerated demand for Varian's product offerings.
In addition, the spread of Japanese food restaurants outside of Japan has accelerated demand for rice with high eating quality.
That changed more recently as strong economic growth in the less developed economies has accelerated demand growth for commodities, tightening supply-demand and causing the prices of many commodities to rise by 300%-400 300%-400%
The annual supply of seasonal influenza vaccine needs to meet the accelerated demand.
In an era of unprecedented global urbanization, society faces a rapidly accelerating demand for mobility, placing immense pressure on urban road networks1,2.
Lenders gave FairPoint until Oct. 30 to reach an agreement on debt payments before they accelerated demands for their outstanding loans, the company said Sept. 28.
At the same time, the accelerated demands of the war economy brought high inflation, which the government was unable to control despite increasingly interventionist policies.
