Sentence examples for demand has come from inspiring English sources

But with that demand has come discontent.

The demand has come even from China, a rival to India in low-cost manufacturing.

Demand has come in peaks and troughs though, some years Hall can make as little as £250 a year from the trenches.

The CBOT was set up as an agricultural exchange in 1848.In recent decades, demand has come mainly from those who wish to hedge financial exposures.

The strongest demand has come from Japan and the rest of Asia where sales are running at double the same period last year.

"There have been many iterations of redevelopment possibilities, and market demand has come and gone," said Raphael Dawson, a principal of the firm.

The Nazi demand had come by telephone.

The technology and the demand have come together to make these one-person bureaus realistic".

In farming, supply and demand have come closer to balance, with export controls being lifted and better harvests expected.All this uncertainty has made stockmarkets volatile.

"This is consumers taking a little bit of a breather after some of that pent-up demand had come forward," Ms. Coronado said.

It turns out that America's love affair with gas guzzlers, shortsighted as it is, is not the main culprit: the big increases in demand have come from booming developing countries.