Sentence examples for created demands from inspiring English sources

Allegations of steroid use have called into question the achievements of baseball's most popular sluggers and have created demands for testing of all players.

The Arts Council's recent decision to cut ENO's subsidy by £5m a year and the financial crisis that that has created demands that we rethink and reassess what we do and how we do it.

This has created demands to modify current forest management regimes, in particular regeneration practices.

The rapid developments in these fields have created demands for development of better performance and higher surface accuracy.

The limited efficiency of the conventional treatment options against a variety of disorders have created demands towards the development of more efficient theranostic strategies.

Despite the potential frustration of its jigsaw puzzle plot, what Hurwitz and company created demands a non-chronological appreciation of the narrative, that, in addition to rewarding active viewers and commenting on the inherited bounds of televisual structure, introduces the function of parallax, a staple of modern and early postmodern thought.

Second, supply has created demand.

"They created demand for goods, services and housing that began a dynamic".

Yet cinema-building is proceeding apace, and supply has created demand.

Prohibition ended the legal sale of liquor and thereby created demand for an illicit supply.

Fairs and exhibitions held on the lakefront sites created demand for an exhibition hall.