Sentence examples for demand projected from inspiring English sources

Palm oil is also used in cosmetics and biodiesel, and with demand projected to double by 2050 its popularity is set to wreak further havoc on the environment.

Each student selects a building or development site within New Haven County for a due diligence analysis of zoning, real estate taxes, deeds, liens, market supply and demand, projected income and expenses, and availability of debt.

With U.S. electricity demand projected to increase by nearly 50percentt over the next 25 years, the Bush administration and others see nuclear power as an increasingly attractive energy option.

With water sources dwindling – Unesco predicts a 40% shortfall in supplies by 2030 – the global population spiralling towards 9 billion and water demand projected to increase exponentially, water management is becoming a vital issue for the 21st century.

"Meeting the demand projected by the International Energy Agency will call for $18.5tn£12.6bnbn) of cumulative investment between 2014 and 2035," said a spokesman for the International Association of Oil and Gas Producers.

The results revealed that domestic resources in the UK can supply up to 21.4% of the total gas demand projected by the UK National Grid in the scenario "Slow progression" for a planning horizon of 20 years.

Increasing energy demands projected in the year 2030 (40%) requires the government to take action on energy-efficiency initiatives now.

This paper is a commentary on the theme of this special issue, low carbon thermal technologies and older age, and the Conditioning Demand project.

Last year, she UROPed in the Myerson Laboratory working on the Pharmacy on Demand project, testing the 3rd segment of the small-scale pharmaceutical manufacturing unit.

We cannot afford this kind of "Europe on demand" project.

CBS is going with downloads, through their CBS On Demand project.