Sentence examples for an immense demand from inspiring English sources

There is an immense demand for development of novel agents that can overcome the MDR in cancer.

Even so, Monsanto stock, listed on the New York Stock Exchange, rose by $4.375 a share today to close at $112.25, with some analysts predicting an immense demand for Simplesse products, given the growing national concern for healthy diets.

During the late 1880s, European and American industries producing gaskets, electrical insulators, bicycle tires, and other goods created an immense demand for rubber.

The relaxation of policies related to urban household registration, development of urban agglomerations and metropolitan areas, and construction of state-level new areas will generate an immense demand for the development of coordinated, multimodal urban rail transit systems.

Shoppers were told that a tech glitch coincided with an immense demand for products this season, leaving Barneys unable to fulfill some online orders.

Everyone's like, "Why aren't you getting to a million views?" Not like we have any problems with that — we have an immense demand ― but for us, creating a space that feels safe, we are creating most of our technology to support that. .

Paul Gray, our reviewer, called "Sacred Games" an "immense, demanding novel" — it is 947 pages long, not counting the glossary of the Hindi words left untranslated in the text — and noted that Chandra is "paying homage to both Ian Fleming and James Joyce".

Despite the immense demand, there is still a lack of evidence-based comprehensive prevention programmes targeting pre-school children and their families in primary health care settings.

May's prevarication – not to mention her expression – reflected the immense demand on her: to regale a childhood misdemeanour that was, if not humanising, at least relatable; and, above all else, definitely not illegal.

The company revealed that it has sold more than 1.5 million to date, a figure that probably could've been a lot higher — the retro reboot console was a hot holiday seller, and was consistently unavailable despite immense demand.

Evident in the Soviet Union, "an officially sponsored cult of motherhood, buttressed by anti-abortion legislation" accompanied by a "depression of living standards" led to industry's immense demand for laborers which got women into the industrial workforce in unprecedented numbers".