Prostitution exists because of the demand from men.
"This year, we've added another children's concert because of the demand," Ms. Martin said.
Other universities reported similar increases or new courses because of the demand.
They like serums and skin brighteners, so we started adding those to our counters because of the demand".
(And the Chamber Music Society had even added a Saturday performance because of the demand for tickets).
"Prices in Fairfield remain high because of the demand from New York people with tremendous incomes," he continued.
The exhibit, which was supposed to close last year, has been extended to 2003 because of the demand.
But most analysts believe that gasoline prices have risen mainly because of the demand bred by economic growth.
Rural producers don't deforest an area for fun, they do it because of the demand for food," he says.
The Government website hosting it was receiving so many visitors on Wednesday that it crashed several times because of the demand.
In the rural south a middle-aged householder says his district has had no mains water for days because of the demand from thirsty factories.
