As white wines were ascendant, Pouilly-Fuissé was a proto-pinot grigio, in demand for every reason except for what was in the bottle.
To argue for the first claim, they often demand, for each reason, that there be a discoverable guarantee of its status as such.
In clinical diagnosis, developing highly sensitive and cost-effective detection methods is in high demand for the reason that some clinical samples have very low concentration that usually cannot be detected.
The problem, of course, is that weekdays are an area of low demand for good reason, which is likely the entire thinking behind introducing the new plan to begin with.
As Daniel Brebner of Deutsche Bank points out, that is considerably more than the annual capacity of Richards Bay in South Africa or Newcastle in Australia, the world's biggest coal ports.Domestic supply has failed to keep up with demand for several reasons.
The church opposes abortion on demand for social reasons or "as a form of birth control", and says stringent safeguards are needed to prevent abuse in exceptional cases where a medical abortion might be necessary.
An occupation gains security if it requires both on-site work and the human touch, and most promising of all are the jobs that possess these attributes and also are seeing increased demand for other reasons.
Also, much of the diminution in crude survival rates was explained by the higher demand for revision for reasons other than infection in the younger age groups.
In fact, their prices can shift dramatically due to market demands, often for reasons that have nothing to do the price of silver.
President Bush has called China's growing demand for oil one reason for rising prices, and has warned Beijing against trying to "lock up" global supplies.
