Sentence examples for considerable increase in demand from inspiring English sources

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries decided today to leave crude oil production levels unchanged, despite what industry experts expect will be a considerable increase in demand that could send prices higher.

A Welsh government spokesman said: "The standard wait for treatment in Wales is now less than 11 weeks, despite a considerable increase in demand".

In the recent years there has been a considerable increase in the demand for electrical power requirement across the globe.

First, there was a considerable increase in the demand for books by the West at the time of the Crusades, especially in the 12th century, when Europe was experiencing a revival of learning sometimes called the proto-Renaissance.

For years, leading scientists have been demanding a considerable increase in the German genome research budget.

A good example is the recent UK government's considerable increase in national health care funding and subsequent demand for staff (in the face of national shortages), hence the need to look for overseas sources that led to an easing of restrictions on migration.

In sum, recent months have seen a considerable increase in supply from OPEC, the North Sea, and Iraq and lower-than-expected growth in demand.What will happen now?

Thereupon, overstrength effects, associated with soil densification during shaking, lead to some considerable increase in this value, which yet remains substantially lower than the peak demand on the conventional pier.

On the other hand, the demand for spectrum usage in all environments has seen a considerable increase in the recent years.

In addition, in a two-tier femtocell network, to cope with the fierce increase of mobile traffic demand, network operators deploy massive and uncoordinated FAPs, which leads to a considerable increase in energy consumption.

There has been considerable increase in residential construction.