Sentence examples for emerged demand from inspiring English sources

But as the pits started to close down and cheap package holidays emerged, demand for the camp fell and it finally closed in the 1990s.

A protest movement known as the "aganaktismenoi," or the resentful, has emerged, demanding accountability.

In response, the pan-Arab movement emerged demanding unity, a dream which enticed the region's people but never materialised on the ground.

Consequently, a particular domain of expertise in engineering and scientific fields has emerged, demanding more advanced skills and deeper domain knowledge.

The emerging demand for small caliber vascular grafts to replace damaged vessels has attracted research attention.

Here, too, the implication is the same — Pakistanis are unable to govern themselves — and dovetails with the emerging demand for a strongman.

Tools like the BANT Scorecard — as well as the training and coaching that support them — need to be changed to help reps avoid established demand and identify emerging demand.

But the LGA is calling for the Department for Education to work more closely with local councils so planning for emerging demand for places can be better managed.

And Mr. Palmisano took the unusual step of saying that I.B.M. planned to add 10,000 workers in fields of emerging demand over the next year.

A systemic but complete composition process is also proposed for Web services composition, which shows great promise in the emerging demand for composite Web services.

In our research, we found that because emerging demand opportunities require more time to develop, the sales cycle times of high performers is, in fact, longer than that of average performers.