Sentence examples for demand on service from inspiring English sources

Lack of local GBV service capacity that can cope and evolve with the increasing demand on service and coverage is also hindering the response capacity.

Christine Bird from Crossroads Community Care told ABC TV on Sunday that increased demand on services should mean increased federal and state funding.

Shrinking budgets and increasing demand on services make this no baseless warning from Norman Lamb, the care services minister.

This is because the demand on services and cost of delivering them are both rising as the population grows and ages.

"We can quibble about the numbers," he said, "but the point is that it's a lot of people," and the potential demand on services is substantial.

This is crippling at a time when we need more of these doctors, not fewer, to keep up with rising demand on services.

Mike Farrar from the NHS Confederation said trusts had to plan now for the increase in demand on services in the winter.

This growth hinges on adequate investment in cities so they can handle the surge in people and the simultaneous increased demand on services.

It is seen as good news for the local economy but is expected to place extra demand on services in the area.

Demand on services has soared, supply lines have been disrupted and there are fewer doctors as many have fled, to safer ground.

One useful application of this allocation is to consider the frequency of calls as representing the demand on services rendered by utilities operating in each trade area.