Sentence examples for continuation of demand from inspiring English sources

Lehman Brothers said it sees a continuation of demand strength from both consumer and storage business segments into the second quarter with restructuring benefits "as strong catalysts for near-term upside" to estimates.

Management is declining to provide 2009 earnings estimates because of the continuing volatility and uncertainty in the global markets, but did say the first quarter will be relatively weak, reflecting the typical seasonal pattern of its business and the continuation of demand disruption.

Worship, especially in ancient societies, was no matter of indifference to the society at large, for the very continuation of life demanded it.

Our private sale reservation rate since 1 July is currently 5% ahead of the same period last year which is a reflection of the continuation of healthy customer demand".

"It's a continuation of the democracy demands of the nineteen-eighties.

Demand for continuation of stories which Conan Doyle had discontinued after Sherlock Holme's fatal fall over a cliff, in 1903.

However, the catch is that the EU would almost certainly demand a continuation of free movement, which is unacceptable to many of those who campaigned and voted for Brexit.

Of course, when pacifists of these various kinds demand the continuation of weapons inspections and surveillance in Iraq as peaceful alternatives to war that are not yet exhausted, they put themselves in a funny position.

In that vein, he also noted the inherent contradiction among Cubs fans who demand the continuation of tradition while also hoping to hoist a championship banner, which after all is the most untraditional act in Cubs history.

"The Stevenage fans will demand a continuation of the success of the last four to five seasons, but they might just have to face up to the realisation of mid-table consolidation".

Mr Berezovsky and like-minded tycoons were demanding a continuation of what might politely be termed "crony capitalism".