Sentence examples for and to be in demand from inspiring English sources

The need to be valued and to be in demand are part of our human nature.

For instance, high-touch roles in the caring professions, like nursing and home healthcare, will grow and continue to be in demand.

Although it is impossible to measure how the "poster" has influenced the recognition and treatment of MH, the fact that it is widely distributed and continues to be in demand attests to its probable effectiveness.

Hales, whose deal with Notts runs out in September 2014, is the world's top-ranked T20 batsman and sure to be in demand in February's IPL auction.

Over time, microfinance institutions (MFIs) grew sustainably and access to microfinance products and services continued to be in demand by clients.

And they ought to be in demand.

Hales has scored 665 runs in 21 T20 internationals for England and is likely to be in demand in February's IPL auction.

He has enjoyed a successful broadcasting partnership with BBC Radio 5 live, has several after-dinner speaking events and is expected to be in demand for media work.

Students able to speak different languages and understand different cultures will continue to be in demand and will find it easier to do business with those who don't speak English.

"My guess is he will want to go on a book tour and he is going to be in demand on the speakers circuit," Mr. Bloomberg said with aplomb.

A maximum of 33C was expected today and 42C is forecast for tomorrow, when ice-packs and ice-vests are sure to be in demand.