Sentence examples for demand for maintenance from inspiring English sources
The merger should provide Concerto, which is owned by two private-equity firms, with steady revenues from call centres' increasing demand for maintenance and upgrades.Sanyo became the latest Japanese electronics manufacturer to announce a restructuring in response to tumbling prices for consumer electronics.
The demand for maintenance and repair of concrete structures in service has been critically increasing worldwide.
Modern and expensive parts lead to an increasing demand for maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) technologies.
The availability of more potent inhibitors of gastric acid secretion and the increasing demand for maintenance therapy has renewed interest in the potential side-effects of profound and/or long-lasting therapy.
This reflects the late introduction of OMT to Norway in 1998 with an accumulated demand for maintenance treatment by older patients at programme start and a high recommended age limit for OMT admittance during the first years.
Under salinity, increased energy demand for maintenance processes such as compartmentation and osmotic adjustment, coupled with reduced energy production via effects on the photosynthetic apparatus, might reduce energy availability in the plant.
Net energy (NE), but not metabolizable protein (MP), demands for maintenance and/or milk increased in G2 when compared with G1 and G0 cows, respectively.
In this work, NE, but not MP, demands for maintenance and/or milk increased in G2 cows when compared with G1 and G0 cows, respectively.
Tumour cells cope with changing energetic requirements and demands for maintenance and growth via metabolic reprogramming through altered signalling and facilitation of unique metabolic strategies (Ferreira et al, 2012; Ward and Thompson, 2012).
A further 205 jobs will be lost at Samlesbury in Lancashire, 170 jobs at Warton in Lancashire and 111 jobs at Farnborough in Hampshire as demand falls for maintenance and upgradeson Harrier and Tornado jets.
L-3 Comakercatiofs Holdings, a maker of bomb detectors and military electronics, said yesterday that first-quarter profit rose 45percentt on acquisitions and demand for wartime maintenance.
