There is a commercial demand for the ability to predetermine the sex of livestock.
The appalling commercial demand for seafood will soon exhaust the oceans.
The artist responded to commercial demand with smallish, one-off drawings that he contemptuously termed "bread art".
Authority figures showed that commercial demand increased 21.5 megawatts from January to last week, while earlier projections were for growth of 24 megawatts for the entire year.
Jason Stein, the agency's founder, said commercial demand for these photographers in the past year had been "crazy – it's completely out of control".
In addition, the tanker program would have kept open Boeing's 767 production line, now struggling with reduced commercial demand from airlines.
Derek Donkin, chief executive of the South African Avocado Growers Association, said: "Commercial demand is growing rapidly in Europe and despite the downturn, supply has increased.
Both the original WTC and the new structures have been highly political, and were supported by powerful governors who wanted important symbols, even though there was no great commercial demand for them.
The debasement by which the term sentimental came to denote a self-indulgence in superficial emotions occurred in the Victorian era, under the influence of sanctimony, religiosity, and a large commercial demand for bourgeois fiction.
Revivalist tastes for the '70s have helped drive up commercial demand for art from the period and inspired a glut of earnest dissertations and predictable chatter about art and social responsibility in an era of guilty consciences.
The ability to build powerful computers cheaply, combined with growing commercial demand for high-end computing power, is creating a renaissance in the field of supercomputing.These days, it is not necessary to design and build a supercomputer from scratch.
