As Oaks acknowledges, "Tom was in much greater demand when we arrived.
She was in much demand as a speaker and published a best selling memoir, Ferraro: My Story.
They are in much demand in robotic and automated machinery applications.
Today, posters like these are in much demand among collectors – yet Hien struggles to paint with the ferocity of his younger years.
Some of the derivatives such as etoposide (VP-16) and teniposide (VM-26) have anti-cancerous activities and hence podophyllotoxin is in much demand in pharmaceutical industry [ 2].
Harrison was also in much demand as a public speaker, and his series of lectures delivered at Stanford University was published in 1901 as Views of an Ex-President.
In particular, doctors, nurses and dental hygienists will all be in much greater demand.
Thus, plenty of room exists for extending the exploration of these materials and further expansion of new POMs is still in much demands.
Asked if he had ever been in so much demand before, Watson replied: "Frankly, no.
It is a skill in much demand.
