Sentence examples for definitely in demand from inspiring English sources

"Sommeliers are definitely in demand," Ms. Frederick said.

While housing certainly isn't cheap in the City by the Bay, it is definitely in demand and continues to appreciate.

Discounts on airfare are definitely in demand with the high price of tickets today, so this was no doubt a great place to start.

Edward, Waltham Forest "I have worked as a private tutor for nearly five years teaching English and History and I have definitely noticed an upsurge in demand for tuition, especially at GCSE level for English Language.

"The fact that cassava is being used for biofuel in China, rapeseed is being used in Europe, and sugar cane elsewhere is definitely creating a shift in demand curves," said Timothy D. Searchinger, a research scholar at Princeton University who studies the topic.

There has definitely been an increase in demand".

If Congress enacts new regulations on gun purchases, "you would definitely see an increase in demand for these kind of sites," he said.

He was merely calling attention to the fact that while such professions as nursing, accounting, medicine, and finance are in demand, the arts definitely are not.

Still, the jitney, founded in 1974, has gradually expanded the number of buses arriving in Manhattan before 10 a.m. and heading east by 6 p.m. "There's definitely a demand, even in the winter," Mr. Neely said.

One could argue that it's definitely physically demanding in a way that may be somewhat easier for a man to contend with than a woman, but it's also emotionally demanding.

Research In Motion added 6% on a strong fourth quarter and strong first-quarter guidance, easing fears that a potential crimp in demand is on the horizon with the U.S. economy possibly in recession and definitely slowing.