Sentence examples for an added demand from inspiring English sources

Clark attributes iron deficiency among female athletes to monthly blood loss (true for most premenopausal women) and an added demand on iron stores through high-intensity training as well as a focus on lean, vegetarian and natural foods.

Meanwhile the World Cup football, hot weather, and barbecue season has created an added demand for beer, just when the CO2 plants have gone offline.

Thus there is an added demand for healthcare and other services (municipal services, infrastructure and communications), the funding for which is provided on the basis of the officially recorded population.

The stock is extremely illiquid, and any added demand can move it a long way.

I was unpersuaded in part because the newly insured are likely to present only a marginal added demand for physician services.

A few papers added demand uncertainty to the pricing models (Deneckere et al. 1997; Mantrala and Raman 1999; Dana 2001; Kunnumkal and Topaloglu 2008).

"It's now up to the government to reverse its cuts to frontline services for women and children escaping violence, so that services can cope with the added demand a national campaign will create," Labor's spokeswoman on the prevention of family violence, Terri Butler, said.

She moves in a circuit of heightened efficiency that gets smoother with each added demand.

But he added, "Demand is slowly decreasing in Europe".

In the last decade, he added, "demand has definitely increased.

The rebels, he added, demand cash on delivery.