Sentence examples for demand for heritage from inspiring English sources

When it comes to the island's real estate market, there is little demand for heritage buildings, said Souben Vyravene, owner of Souben Properties, a local real estate agency.

The couple began raising turkey breeds that were too heavy to fly, but demand grew for heritage turkeys which are flightly, and the birds started escaping from their portable electric fencing into other farmers' vegetables fields.

And now, in the midst of the Great Recession, we have come full circle, with the fairly recent demand for nostalgic "heritage" jeans that recall the hardscrabble industrialism of the Great Depression: work shirts and overalls faded to shades of cornflower blue, and rough-hewn, no-nonsense, deep-dyed dungarees.

These spectrochemical techniques provide complementary analytical information, molecular and elemental, and thanks to their mobility, satisfy the demands for immovable heritage investigations, enabling analytical campaigns to be conducted routinely at museums, conservation laboratories or even outdoors at historical and archaeological sites.

The increased incidence of fungal infections and the fast development of drug resistant filamentous fungi causing mycoses, plant infections or damage to cultural heritages strongly demand for the development of new antifungal strategies.

Now, in an era of activism against business and popular demands for transparency, this heritage is a liability.

There still was demand for luxury products, so the French heritage label added expensive items like outerwear and leather goods.

The government has no time for heritage.

Earlier, an alternative formula for heritage was on the catwalk.

And this seems to be the moment for heritage.

In conserving this important architectural heritage, we observe the idea "everything for heritage value".