Sentence examples for demand emerged from inspiring English sources

News that Conde Nast was struggling to meet demand emerged after users emailed the firm to chase up overdue deliveries.

Beginning in 2003, public demand emerged for the inclusion of a broader scope of health and social concerns in local EIAs, including the impacts of development on traffic safety; air quality; the adequacy of housing, parks, schools, and community facilities; and displacement of local businesses and low-income populations (Corburn and Bhatia 2007).

New knowledge spreads, attitudes shift, consumer demand emerges and companies and entrepreneurs develop new products.

She and other investors see pockets of demand emerging from national and regional carbon markets sprouting up across the globe.

He believes the process will occur slowly as demand emerges, thereby avoiding a calamitous price plunge.

On the other hand, if extreme weather occurs or a serious imbalance between supply and demand emerges, there will be various obstacles throughout the transmission of the coal leading to chaos in the energy market.

(Chalk it up to supply and demand, emerging markets and all that good stuff that we learned in economics many years ago).

Questions about the existence of supplier-induced demand emerge repeatedly in discussions about governing Swiss health care.

These biopsies are performed as routine protocol biopsies in regular intervals in asymptomatic recipients or are performed when a clinical demand emerges.

As new demands emerged, we started to see the problems with virtualization.

However, it became clear that the nuns were being held hostage once rebel demands emerged for a prisoner exchange.