Sentence examples for brought a demand from inspiring English sources

Great commercial centres had arisen, and the new cities brought a demand for luxuries.

Commercial interest in sisal was stimulated by the development of the machine grain binder in the 1880s, which brought a demand for low-cost twine, and plantings were soon established in the Bahamas and Tanganyika (now Tanzania).

Mulholland's is not the only place to catch a game in Williamsburg these days — the recent influx of money and waterfront condominiums has brought a demand for more hangouts that are not bound by the neighborhood's established cultural codes.

To account for the role of selfhood in immunology we must consider two historical forces: The first begins with the adoption of 'self' as an organizing motif of immunity, which brought a demand to define agency in that context.

On that day, an Englishman (unidentified in Spanish reports, but possibly Thomas Nairne) brought a demand for surrender written in English.

He brought a demanding manner to the newsroom and worked closely with Mr. Murdoch in developing Page Six, the irreverent daily helping of gossip.

Motivation: The rapid expansion of whole-genome copy number (CN) studies brings a demand for increased precision and resolution of CN estimates.

The infusion of Hispanic and African Catholics to the U.S., with their more intense belief in the supernatural, has brought a fresh demand.

Acknowledging that the digital age brought a greater demand for openness and access to data, it concluded "like it or not, this indicates a transformation in the way science has to be conducted in this century".

The explosion of data traffic over wireless communication has brought a huge demand for spectrum resources.

The "watchlist" inclusion brought a blistering demand for an apology to the judiciary carried in the local daily paper.