Sentence examples for demand has emerged from inspiring English sources

A demand has emerged from staff to be able communicate instantaneously and share real-time information with colleagues through secure chat.

The legal demand has emerged after the police team had told Francis at one point that they were treating him as a "witness" to their investigation, and hoped he was "prepared to assist the inquiry".

And although the rapid surge in demand for oils in China and the rest of Asia is slowing there is still plenty of scope for more growth.In the past few years a new source of demand has emerged for vegetable oils.

Therefore, management of parking supply and demand has emerged as an important theme.

The bottom-up demand has emerged from individuals and organisations wanting to deliver evidence-based programming and to evaluate their interventions systematically.

Buoyed by industry and consumer demand, China has emerged in the last decade to become the number two market for paper and paperboard.

The resistance-demand approach has emerged as an effective approach for determining the shear capacity of reinforced concrete beams.

Such a link between the growth of a new technology and a rising demand for skills has emerged before: Claudia Goldin, another Harvard economist, and Mr Katz have found that rising demand for electricity between 1909 and 1929 went hand-in-hand with the employment of more workers with a higher level of education.More demand for skilled workers shows up in a steep growth in the return on education.

This review describes how a mismatch between the knowledge produced by scientists and the evidence demanded by regulators has emerged, and how society has struggled to find definitive answers to questions of safety, for an important flame retardant chemical in current use — Deca-BDE.

Introduction: In nuclear medicine a remarkably high demand of 68Ga-radiotracers has emerged during the last decade.

Increasing demand for qualitative research within global health has emerged alongside increasing demand for demonstration of quality of research, in line with the evidence-based model of medicine.