Sentence examples for demand for men from inspiring English sources

Sales in India are growing at more than 30% this year, buoyed by demand for men's hair dye and skin-whitening moisturisers such as Garnier Men PowerLight.

These devices and Edison's first central generating plant in New York City (1882) created a large demand for men trained to work with electricity.

But nowadays there was a scarcity of — hence must be a demand for — men whose ancestral courage had not been distilled out of their veins.

THE crisis of confidence in corporate America has created an unprecedented demand for men and women of unassailable virtue, unstained by the merest hint of commercial scandal or financial conflicts of interest.

But two years later Lady Ann was in Cuba, and the revelations of a young Russian cypher-clerk in Ottawa had created a new demand for men of Smiley's experience.

Mr. Barbaria, a laconic 63-year-old with a bushy salt-and-pepper beard and a level gaze, founded B&L in 1962, when he was 22. New York's manufacturing base had not yet withered, and the demand for men trained in fixing machines was brisk.

"People are hitting an income level where demand for Man Wah's product can rise," he said.

GameCrush will also allow men to earn money as PlayDates, but the demand for men-for-hire is significantly lower at this point.

With the rise in production in the fashion industry, demand for man-made fibers, especially polyester, has nearly doubled in the last 15 years, according to figures from the Technical Textile Markets.

For men it can be a little bit more difficult, because there are these cultural demands for men to be very dominant.

The 1968 May students' revolution began as a demand for young men and women to be allowed to sleep together in university dorms.