Sentence examples for demands for continued from inspiring English sources

However, land degradation has continued and actually accelerated in many parts of the world, due mainly to demands for continued economic development, using technologies that are highly exploitive.

Even so, General Amos ruled that commanders were responsible for balancing the requirements for defending the base with the demands for continued combat operations.

Efforts by the Liberal provincial government of Jean Charest to cut income taxes by C$1 billion a year have been thwarted by demands for continued high spending.The second big change in the equation is that Quebec's weight in the rest of Canada will diminish.

"When you start putting those numbers together and think of the collective clout that companies like Adidas and McDonald's could have in forcing change if they would only set up their own committee and set their own demands for continued sponsorship in this closely guarded, not transparent organization, they could really have an impact on change," Thinnes said.

Pharmaceutical companies are facing an urgent need to increase their lead compound and clinical candidate portfolios, to satisfy market demands for continued innovation and revenue growth [ 1].

However, these figures, whichever way they are accounted for, are rounding errors in the budget and reflect the balancing act between the public's appetite for public spending and the demand for continued austerity.

Economic conditions will increase the demand for continuing education, he says he believes, because "fewer people can afford to send Dick or Jane to four years on a leafy campus".

Economic recovery since 2000 and the influx of foreign patients as well as demand for continuing education seems to have started a new round of internal brain drain in 2002 (Table 2).

The introduction of single-photon emission computed tomography and positron emission tomography (PET) techniques, recently combined with CT, has fuelled a demand for continuing medical education in the whole field of nuclear medicine.

Despite a total gain of 2.8 million telephones last year, new demands for service continue heavy, with over 1.5 million people still on the waiting list.

During this period the demand for power continued to grow.