Sentence examples for demand of new from inspiring English sources
The uncertain impact on oil demand of new environmental policies and taxes in some countries have made many investment projects difficult.
Recent sector newsflow has been positive with building optimism for strong demand of new Apple iPhone models due in the second half.
The decision to hold parliamentary elections in September, rather than June, partly addresses a demand of new parties, which wanted more time to prepare to compete with the established Muslim Brotherhood and the remnants of the ruling National Democratic Party.
The group exploded onto the scene this year in all the latter-day ways — YouTube, Beatport and the audio site Soundcloud — and Columbia signed it to a deal that includes albums but not the other rights that labels often demand of new acts, like a share of touring or merchandising income.
"It's nice to be part of a community that's coming alive," she said while giving a tour of the commercial district, where a smattering of cafes, restaurants and boutiques have opened to meet the demand of new homeowners in the area.
This trend leads to a strong demand of new systems for air-conditioning, especially in automobile.
Symbols are one thing; the demands of new lives are supremely insistent.
At a corner grocery on 108th Street, the owner, Ryung Kim, said she had tried to accommodate the demands of new customers.
Whether these hopes are justified will depend very greatly on how the present leaders in the banking world meet the demands of new conditions.
Most of Colombia's imports come through the port, which is being massively expanded to meet the demands of new free trade agreements.
Willie Black, who covers the crime beat for a last-gasp city daily in Richmond, Va., has made it through budget cuts, personnel blood baths and the demands of new technology.
