Sentence examples for contrast demand from inspiring English sources

In contrast, demand for housing is booming.

In contrast, demand for transportation equipment rose 1.4percentt amid stronger orders for cars and aircraft.

The restructuring efforts that Ackman and Lampert have tried to pull off, by contrast, demand a kind of industry- or company-specific knowledge, and experience, that most money managers just don't have.

By contrast, demand for sport utility vehicles and midlevel diesel cars has risen, with models like the diesel Dzire from Maruti Suzuki and the low-cost Duster S.U.V. from Renault helping their companies outperform rivals.

In contrast, demand for mobility globally is expected to treble by 2050 as developing countries emerge with large middle classes demanding the way of life we have come to expect.

By contrast, demand for rented accommodation had also fallen to its lowest for a decade.

Belgium, by contrast, demands up to 25% VAT from foreign diplomats on just about everything.

Person-centred care, by contrast, demands that care workers focus – as most wish to – on the unique and changing needs of the human being to whom they offer support.

But Judge Burge wrote that while the United States Constitution did not require the avoidance of all risk of pain, Ohio law, by contrast, "demands the avoidance of any unnecessary risk of pain and, as well, any unnecessary expectation by the condemned person that his execution may be agonizing or excruciatingly painful".

"Methods Continuity," by contrast, demands only that philosophical theories emulate the "methods" of inquiry of successful sciences.

The late system, in contrast, demands a higher level of reliability w.r.t. the amount recorded that is only generated over time.