Sentence examples for brought a demand for 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.

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

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

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.

The original impetus for building the Cockermouth, Keswick and Penrith Railway (CKP) line came from heavy industry: the new Bessemer process of steelmaking brought a great demand for the rich iron ore from west Cumberland and the coking coal from Durham on the east side of the country.

The philosophical changes bring about a demand for specific types of players – players the Raiders mostly don't yet have.

Third, increasing wealth in China has brought an insatiable demand for the elephants' long incisor teeth that we call tusks.