Sentence examples for climbing demand from inspiring English sources

Qualcomm said yesterday that first-quarter profit rose 46percentt on climbing demand for handsets that let users play games, take photos and read e-mail.

Crude oil fell $1, to $103.83 a barrel, on the New York Mercantile Exchange, after a surge a day earlier on the prospect of climbing demand for gasoline.

As prices have risen, all the Republican candidates have been selling the idea that the blame for this rise belongs primarily with Mr Obama not with the market's fear of a war with Iran, climbing demand in China or any other more plausible explanation.

Of course, contradictory signals are an accepted part of the global oil market, which provides a third of the planet's energy needs yet is largely governed by regional or local events — falling demand for gasoline in the United States contrasting with climbing demand for diesel fuel in China, for example.

The heavy metal frame and bulky grit makes hill climbing demanding for the vehicle, so vehicles have extremely high torque transmission systems to provide enough power to make the climb.

The climbs demand low ratios and high effort and, for long periods of the ride, are relentless.

With interest rates climbing and demand for stock offerings reviving, some buyout firms will try to take their holdings public in the coming weeks, Mr. Jones of Morgan Stanley said.

But geologists and economists are fiercely debating whether the lithium reserves outside of Bolivia are enough to meet the climbing global demand.

For instance, Venezuelan farmers stymied by price controls have been unable to meet climbing domestic demand for food, with Colombian farmers rushing to meet Venezuela's shortages of basic food items.

Climbing teams demand experience in glacier travel, self-rescue, and wilderness travel.

During the summer travel months, oil prices climbed as demand for refined oil products such as gasoline increased, but crude has given up those gains.