Sentence examples for consequent demand for from inspiring English sources

Records suggest Kinshasa had a relatively high proportion of men and a consequent demand for sex workers.

The plantation system and the consequent demand for African slaves spread during the next two centuries throughout the sugar-growing areas, including the British West Indies.

The pace of postal progress in England during the later 18th century was accelerated by remarkable economic growth and a consequent demand for better mail services to the growing commercial and manufacturing centres.

The growing volume of shipping around the cape and the consequent demand for livestock provided the incentive for the spread of colonial sheep farmers northeastward beyond the Roggeveldberg and Hantamsberg and eastward through the plateau region of the Karoo until, by 1779, they were in contact with Bantu-speaking Xhosa peoples along the Great Fish River.

And with the marketing muscle of big corporations in support, countless millions of machines (from simple sensors to jet engines) will join the digital conversation, building the internet of everything, delivering an accelerating flow of data and the consequent demand for advanced analytics.

The slave trade and the consequent demand for cheap brass ware for export to Africa caused a boom in the copper and brass manufacturing industries of the Avon valley, which in turn encouraged the progress of the Industrial Revolution in the area.

Ongoing media reports from non-scientific and scientific commentators on the apparent disease clusters in northern Iran and their possible causes have raised considerable alarm in the region with consequent demands for immediate action.

The consequent increased demand for the gene products responsible for detection and repair of the damage represents a perturbation of the attractor, which if sufficiently severe will exceed the basin of attraction in respect of one or more gene products and thus the adoption of the variant attractor.

Given that these two deletants have reduced growth rates even in the absence of drugs (data not shown), it may be that the consequent reduced demand for DHFR activity makes them less susceptible to the deleterious effects of DHFR inhibitors such as aminopterin.

Speculation has mounted, however, as to how Mr Assad's fragile regime may respond to its possible implication in the Hariri murder, and to consequent demands to surrender officials for trial.

This growing data wave and its consequent demands on communication networks for capacity and services arise from many different user communities spread across the globe, a phenomenon which has accelerated in the twenty-first century.