Sentence examples for centre of demand from inspiring English sources

Among all the Wi-Fi facilities, there are 481 carrying saturated demand, 3 straying from the centre of demand space, and 204 redundant.

As well as the allegations about NDS, Adams's career is at the centre of demands for a new inquiry into whether the killers of Stephen Lawrence were shielded by police corruption in 1993.

As some importers became exporters, countries long-defined as significant energy exporters became centres of demand growth.

These include putting a high voltage cable underneath the canal to transport another of Scotland's plentiful resources – renewable energy – to the south east's centres of demand.

If nuclear energy really is as safe as its protagonists claim, then surely the best place for new reactors would be in the centres of demand for electricity: London and the major cities.

Zuma, who is attending the G20 meeting, said the summit is also expected to launch major investments in infrastructure and skills development in developing countries, to help rebalance the world economy by creating new centres of demand outside the flagging economies of North America and Europe.

Because it costs a lot to build long lines of pylons, and much electricity is lost when it is sent over long distances, companies were given incentives to build new power stations close to big centres of demand.More power is produced in the northern half of Britain than is consumed there; and the reverse applies in southern Britain.

The UK intends to place this at the centre of its demands to reform the EU.

Last Saturday between 10,000 and 15,000 people demonstrated in the centre of Barcelona, demanding the homes that article number 47 of their Constitution states they should be entitled to.

The Cumbrian staging post of Kirkby Stephen has developed a holistic health centre on the back of demand.

Cable says votes at 16 are at the centre of Lib Dem demands for political reform.