Sentence examples for demand intensified from inspiring English sources

During the 1990's, robust consumer demand intensified these incentives.

As demand intensified for a more flexible approach, Denktash declared that he would not seek office again.

With typical high demand intensified by a regional boom in tech jobs, apartment open houses are mob scenes of desperate applicants clutching their credit reports.

The severity of the demand intensified concerns about press freedom in Turkey, with EU enlargement commissioner, Johannes Hahn, saying he was shocked.

Hundreds of Nigerians yesterday braved heavy rain to march on parliament to demand intensified efforts by the government to rescue more than 200 missing schoolgirls abducted by Islamist insurgents over a fortnight ago.

In a period of unprecedented industrial growth, the pressures brought to bear on the supply of raw materials and natural resources by an unrelenting demand intensified the need to rationalize their utilization, so as to eliminate increasingly costly waste and to allocate them more efficiently.

But as crime fell, year after year, it could be, he said, cause for both celebration and concern, as the demands intensified for captains to show further declines.

As the LTTE's reliance on violence to win its political demands intensified, the international community, especially the West, began to see the rebels as terrorists.

Upregulation of Beclin 1 may be a response to adverse intra-tumoral conditions demanding intensified autophagic activity for cancer cells to recycle proteins and damaged organelles in order to survive.

To serve such unpredictability, they utilise forecasting and decision modelling techniques at all levels (strategic to operational), but with business and customer demands intensifying, the levels of unpredictability have been increasing and the confidence in such techniques is reducing.

While increases in final demand were the driving force of the export generation (the final demand factor), intensified input-output relations between the regions also contributed to increases in trade in value added (the input coefficient factor).