Sentence examples for by demand from from inspiring English sources

The price was set by demand from City institutions.

Gove's obsession with school freedom is not being driven by demand from headteachers.

Tiffany topped earnings predictions, helped by demand from customers in Asia.

Its sales have boomed in recent years, driven largely by demand from China and the rest of Asia.

Firms are also being helped by demand from the reviving euro area, which buys about half of British exports.

On the other hand, they can't do anything about high raw materials prices driven by demand from China".

"The recovery is currently driven mainly by demand from Asian emerging markets," said the report's author, Philipp Ehmer.

Hyperoptic plans to bring its service to 10 additional cities by the end of the year, with locations driven by demand from consumers.

Alcan benefited from a 21percentt increase in the average price of aluminum in the quarter, led by demand from China and global economic growth.

Alcoa benefited from a 25percentt rise in the average price of aluminum in the quarter, spurred by demand from China and an improving United States economy.

Europe's biggest chip maker, STMicroelectronics N.V., said its first-quarter profit more than doubled, helped by demand from makers of mobile telephones, car parts and computer modems.