Vestment producers, sculptors and rosary sellers satisfy a growing demand for religious articles, from Pope Francis fridge magnets to devotional candles, a business that generates billions in Italy alone.
This benefits Write Bike because it creates demand for freelance articles.
We do believe that there is a demand for educational articles in Pharmacometrics and Systems Pharmacology and that tutorials will facilitate the sharing of the advances and views of experts in the fields.
One of the most telling signs of Chinese demand for the genuine article can be found in Hong Kong, where Omega officials say that some 50% of sales are to visitors from the Chinese mainland.
The company, which invested heavily in infrastructure during the Internet boom, has lately suffered from a slump in demand for bandwidth.See article: Global Crossing: an American parableThe courtship of Micron, an American rival, by Hynix, a South Korean chip maker, turned cool.
The memorandum ended by saying that "the College of Arms is a small and highly organised luxury trade, dependent for its living on supplying the demand for a fancy article among the well to do: and like many such trades it has in very many cases to create the demand before it can supply it".
It is unusual for damages to be demanded for an article published solely online.
More recently, I've been getting demands from my Twitter followers for articles.
See article Demand for shares in Royal Mail was said to be heavily oversubscribed ahead of its flotation, the biggest sale of a state asset in Britain for two decades.
"The conglamorates that control the mass media are now selling "youth" the violent overthrow of the Establishment for the suicidally simple reason that they can find and develop a demand for it... View Article Pauline Kael wrote for The New Yorker from 1967 until her retirement, in 1991.
