Sentence examples for demand for projects from inspiring English sources

Frank Wouters, director of Irena, says there is "huge demand" for projects like this.

Over time that should lead to rising employment in the sector, especially given pent-up demand for projects.

There a lot more money floating around in tech these days — so much so that it's created a stronger demand for projects to invest in.

"I left because I wanted to study … I just want to bring my brothers, sisters and family [somewhere safe]." As the wait for a solution to the stalemate on the border has dragged on for months, there is a growing demand for projects catering to the needs of a longer-term population.

But the recessions in 1989 and 1992 produced lower gas tax income levels, while demand for project spending continued to grow.

With his pessimistic posture and bleary blue eyes, Mr. Corrigan makes an ideal, if unintentional, advertisement for the demand for Project Liberty, a government-sponsored, and fiscally endangered, program that provides mental health services for firefighters affected by 9/11.

"There's a huge demand for project financing," said Sam Khanna, vice president for software and service business development at IBM Global Financing, which focuses on offering comprehensive, software-heavy financing packages to companies switching to e-business models.

"There is a real gap for project managers in the marketplace, and it is expected that there will be a huge demand for project managers in the larger pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries in the near future," says Kathryn Pottruff, president of Micro Education Group Inc., a company specializing in strategic planning, project management, and consulting.

The demand for project management staff diverted limited human resources from the MoH to serve project interests.

We show that ADI is particularly valuable when potential demand for large projects is irregular and when proposals for potential projects have a high probability of leading to orders.

"As Tokyo prepares for the Olympics, demand for construction projects is expected to increase, with a private research institute projecting a 0.5% rise in Japan's gross domestic product in 2020," says a report in the Mainichi Daily.