Sentence examples for demand to lead from inspiring English sources

He is in demand to lead bird walks and tours.

The ability to bend light on demand could lead to new kinds of switches and routers for optical chips.

In an ideal, well-regulated sense, capacity is reflective of demand, where higher demand leads to increases in capacity.

"Less demand will lead to less poaching," Ms Wang said.

The US Airways president, Scott Kirby, noted that full planes and improved demand typically lead to fare increases.

The IEA predicts that this unconstrained demand would lead to 6C of global warming.

The idea is that boosting demand will lead to better supply-side performance.

Fiscal retrenchment amid weak private demand would lead to chronically high unemployment.

But last week, the International Air Transport Association predicted that a decline in demand would lead to an industrywide loss of $4.7 billion in 2009.

Mostly, increasing electricity and heat demand could lead to facility expansion, fuel exploitation and energy imports.

Strong iPod and iMac demand will lead to a strong fiscal first quarter ending in December, Piper Jaffray said.