Sentence examples for demand materializes from inspiring English sources

David Plavin, president of the Airports Council International, said MidAmerica was unusual only because these days "most people don't have the foresight and the courage to build before the demand materializes".

That assumes the network in place will serve the needs when and if service demand materializes.

They extend long membrane protrusions that make cell cell contact with mature cells, while exercising a capacity to delay their final differentiation until a local demand materializes.

"There was all kinds of buildup when the initial batch entered registration, but we haven't seen demand materialize.

Ms. Matura added that Daimler's plant in Hambach, France, would be able to meet the demand for electric Smarts, should that demand materialize.

Those 10 million "lost" barrels per day in expected consumption may not seem like a lot, given the total figure, but keep in mind that Big Oil's multibillion-dollar investments in tough energy were predicated on all that added demand materializing, thereby generating the kind of high prices needed to offset the increasing costs of extraction.

Given a design horizon consisting of several time periods in which product demands materialize, the objective is to select the design that maximizes the expected profit.

The Congress noted with concern that, if present trends continue and potential demands materialize, there is the prospect of a serious gap between the world's needs for industrial and other wood products and the capacity of the world's forests to supply these and other essential goods and services.

As huge Super Bowl demand suddenly materialized from the big Northeast market two weeks ago, some airlines quietly raised top coach fares on those routes.

Before this video-on-demand vision materializes, a bewildering thicket of contract and revenue-sharing issues among the producers, programmers and distributors of television must be overcome.

BP was seen as prescient for having invested in the remote field in the early 1990s in anticipation of a boom in Chinese energy demand that materialized a decade later.