Sentence examples for demand spiked from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, nearby, demand spiked for East Hills, a similar upscale community with a sprawling new village park offering pools, tennis and playground facilities.
Demand spiked and the poaching industry went into overdrive.
Even when the price to produce CDs dropped dramatically as demand spiked and more production facilities were built.
As demand spiked last week they had to tap spot markets, where the price nearly doubled in a day to the regulatory ceiling of 822.83 reais ($342.25) per megawatt hour.
Muni yields compare favorably with those of Treasuries because Treasury prices have soared — and yields, which move in the opposite direction, have plunged — as demand for Treasuries spiked in the recent "flight to quality".
But after Mr. Obama announced his support in early May, the gala had to be moved to the larger venue, the Regent Beverly Wilshire hotel, when demand for tickets spiked, organizers said.
It's becoming increasingly apparent that for items with spiked demand around specific times are all susceptible to these kind of extractive calculations.
Nationally, a gun sales bump happened close to President Barack Obama's election in 2008, and even though buyers' fears have since proven unfounded, Newser reports the fear of a crackdown on guns in Obama's second term has spiked demand once more -- and like clockwork, gun sales spiked following Obama's reelection in November.
Nationally, a gun sales bump happened close to Obama's election in 2008, and even though buyers' fears have since proven unfounded, Newser reports the fear of a crackdown on guns in Obama's second term has spiked demand once more -- and like clockwork, gun sales spiked following Obama's reelection in November.
Struggling to meet a demand for food that spiked with the unemployment rate, some food pantries have had to turn away people seeking help.
During the worst of the recession, revenue in most states collapsed just as demand for services from the newly homeless and jobless spiked.
