Sentence examples for demand for tap from inspiring English sources
MeteoGroup said average rainfall for England and Wales so far this month was only 15% of the average at 4.9mm, while Thames Water said it had seen a 15% rise in the demand for tap water in London and the Thames valley.
The heatwave has brought a 15% rise in the demand for tap water in London and the Thames Valley.
MLM was developed to relax the assumptions of IIA pertinent to CLM, and to account for the heterogeneous preferences of the respondents for their demand of tap water attributes, unlike CLM which claimed respondents have fixed or homogeneous preferences of tap water attributes.
The Wolmi victims' demands for recognition tap into complicated emotions underlying South Korea's alliance with the United States.
IN THE decade before America's housing bubble burst, Home Depot, an American home-improvement chain, spent heavily on building new shops to meet rampant demand for everything from taps to timber.
It's simple: Wall Street assumes that the demand for databases is tapped out.
Until now, demands for phone taps or data intercepts were supposed to be authorised by a judge or the National Commission for the Control of Security Intercepts, a five-strong independent body made up of a former judge and a representative from each house of the French parliament plus two other delegates.
Poundland and Pets at Home have set the prices for their flotations, making them the latest UK retailers to tap demand for new share offerings.
Mr. Lubeck said the new printing technology helps the company tap demand for special-interest titles that was created partly by the all-encompassing online bookstores.
REUTERS Buyout Firm Looks to Tap Demand for Asia | Affinity Equity Partners is looking to raise as much as $3.5 billion for a new fund focused on Asia, Reuters reports, citing unidentified people with direct knowledge of the plan.
MARKETWATCH MegaFon Looking to Tap Demand for Russian Telecoms | MegaFon, a telecommunications company controlled by Alisher Usmanov, Russia's richest man, is looking to raise an estimated $3 billion, Reuters reports.
