Sentence examples for bit of demand from inspiring English sources

"There's quite a bit of demand, and because of that producers have added more capacity".

This creates a little bit of demand, I suppose.

"You're finding a fair bit of demand for new issues coming from domestic institutions and that's the single biggest differentiator".

We've little more than a very cursory bit of demand to understand India or most other cultures and languages for that matter.

For now there appears to be quite a bit of demand for well-leased industrial assets almost irrespective of their locations.

They are looking for $50,000 and have already raised $6,000 and, I suspect, there will be quite a bit of demand for this thinger.

ONE bit of British demand that has surged despite the wider slump is an appetite for garden allotments.

The world could use a bit of excess demand, the American economy could use some cushion against deflation, and moderate inflation would effectively tax foreign holders of government debt.

He worried that in a depressed global economy, without enough spending to go around, countries would sally forth and grab a bit of extra demand for themselves by weakening their currencies.

"We're starting to see a little bit of that demand increase, and the sellers are reluctant to give clients too much more than they normally have because they know what's going on and they don't want to be caught short either," he said.

So when Ed Miliband, at last relishing the chance to do a bit of opposing, demanded that reliable first resort of the opposition, a FIPI, a "full, independent public inquiry", Cameron was able to say: "Yes, we do need to have an inquiry – possibly inquiries – into what has happened".