Sentence examples for demand has accelerated from inspiring English sources

That just about offset the fall in jewellery demand.Since then, however, investment demand has accelerated and jewellery demand has collapsed.

Demand has accelerated for general feminist goods, but also for topical, of-the-moment pieces that reflect a particular news event.

The administration's demands have accelerated a transformation of the C.I.A. into a paramilitary organization as much as a spying agency, which some critics worry could lower the threshold for future quasi-military operations.

In an effort to meet increasing demand, Embraer has accelerated its production to 14 aircraft a month and plans to speed that up further, to 16 planes a month by year-end.

But with donor hearts in very short supply, and with improved drugs and other therapies allowing more people to live longer with chronic heart failure, the disparity between demand and supply has accelerated the need for researchers to come up with safe and effective mechanical heart replacements.

Today almost all Canadian five year olds and almost all Ontario four year olds are enrolled in public, mostly part-day kindergartens, usually 2.5 hours a day.3 Simultaneously, demand for childcare has accelerated as mothers of young children entered the labour force in growing numbers, forming a majority by 1985.

That changed more recently as strong economic growth in the less developed economies has accelerated demand growth for commodities, tightening supply-demand and causing the prices of many commodities to rise by 300%-400 300%-400%

A half-dozen skyscrapers are under construction along the waterfront, where the demand for office space has accelerated since the destruction of the World Trade Center, and construction cranes figure prominently in Jersey City's budding skyline.

In addition, the spread of Japanese food restaurants outside of Japan has accelerated demand for rice with high eating quality.

This is one among the major coastal zones of the state, where the demand for groundwater resources has accelerated in recent period (CGWB 2007).

Over the past two decades, an influx of tech workers has accelerated demand while the city's restrictive zoning laws stymied construction.