Sentence examples for demand is coming from inspiring English sources

Much of the German demand is coming from outside Europe.

Not all of the new demand is coming from the Middle East, however.

The fastest growth in demand is coming from Asia (see chart 3).

"Now, the biggest demand is coming from people who want to be creative with limited space".

But the increased demand is coming as short-term rentals are subject to greater scrutiny and control.

Judging by the number of scheduled carriers that operate from the airport, confidence (and presumably passenger demand) is coming back.

Demand was coming mainly from Russia, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific markets, he said.

Lennard Schwartz, who owns Smart Realty in Edgewater, said the demand was coming mainly from young professionals "who want views, access to ferry service to Manhattan and new product".

Mr. Brand, a proponent of nuclear power, said, "Those are the places where the massive amounts of power demand are coming on, every month, over the next couple of decades.

The government is planning to withdraw government support of the economy starting next year, relative to this year, and it's hard to see where the big private demand's coming from.

Rob Buckingham, one of the company's founding directors, said demand was "coming".