Sentence examples for because of a demand from inspiring English sources
Irwin D. Simon, Hain's chief executive, said the company's work with McDonald's was part of a marketing strategy that began about three years ago "because of a demand for healthier products within the food-service area".
Savings could be greatest in data centres which are now multiplying because of a demand for server-based "cloud" computing.
Because of a demand from Nicolas Sarkozy, France's president, competition will no longer be one of the EU's main objectives if the Lisbon treaty comes into force.
Fuse attracts so many women, both singles and couples, because of a demand for more gay night life in Los Angeles.
Threats by Barclays to cut back on lending to households and businesses because of a demand by the Bank of England that it should reduce risks have been criticised by a former policymaker of the central bank.
Amadeu Altafaj, a commission spokesman, said on Monday that the European Union expected the Netherlands to stick to its commitments, "not because of a demand from Brussels or to win votes in an election, but because they will benefit the economy of the country and its citizens".
A 28 year-old mother, giving birth to her first baby, stated that her husband was able to accompany her only for a few hours after delivery, but could not stay the night because of a demanding work schedule.
Never particularly in demand for their meat, mantas have come under pressure in recent years because of a newfound demand for their gill rakers — filaments that filter their food from the water.
ICICI Bank is growing because of a strong demand for retail and corporate loans as well as specialized financial services.
Data storage "in total does not look like super rapid growth," because of a diminishing demand for older forms; the new types of networked storage are selling well.
But because of a recent demand for name-brand residential architecture in New York, he is finally getting a chance to test his ideas in the real world.
