Sentence examples for demand for decent from inspiring English sources

There are sound reasons for prices to rise in China, given income growth and huge pent-up demand for decent housing.

Opinion polls suggest that two sets of issues will be uppermost in voters' minds: first, a demand for decent jobs along with an attack on poverty and Latin America's sharp socio-economic inequalities; and second, worries about security and crime paramount in Colombia and parts of Central America, where conservatives tend to do well.

Those involved in leasing retail space have seen some increased activity based on "pent-up demand for decent areas," according to Brian Moss, the vice president of the Shopping Center Realty Corporation in Greenwich, Conn., which handles the leasing and property management of retail space.

In the wake of the Allies' withdrawal, Kurt's father came into possession of thousands of pairs of boots that he had to raffle off, so great was the demand for decent footwear in the ravaged Vienna of that time, and that is how the store was born.

But the demand for decent - you have to see the wretchedly inhuman conditions in "hijacked" buildings to believe them - low-rent accommodation is soaring, and as mothballed skyscrapers are renovated and the urban population grows, the pressure is growing on the city authorities to provide enough schooling for the new inhabitants.

Although their task is huge, they also have a huge opportunity to ride the crest of a wave of popular demand for cleaner, decent government.

– but it's no longer tapping into the pent-up, unsatisfied demand for a decent cloud storage and sync service.

"There is reasonable demand for shops in decent locations, but there are shops in really bad locations for which there is never going to be demand".

"Investors are benefitting from cheap mortgage rates, less strict criteria and plenty of demand from tenants looking for decent property to rent".

"Investors are benefitting from cheap mortgage rates, less strict criteria and plenty of demand from tenants looking for decent property to rent". The CML figures are for mortgages advanced during the month so reflect sales some weeks or even months before.

People have been very patient but they are now demanding a new deal for decent jobs, fair wages, to fund public services and for strong trade unions.