Sentence examples for engineered demand from inspiring English sources

And even if the world were more equitable, there is simply not enough land to "free range" the enormous number of animals necessary to meet the growing, socially engineered demand.

For example, Bernays engineered demand for cigarettes among women by associating smoking with the desire for independence and freedom from male domination.

Governments that are over dependent on energy export will try harder to distort economically rational policies and decisions in order to create politically engineered demand for excess of energy supply.

The word, applied to Biggers's work, might act as an acknowledgment of a stubborn but essential quietness, engineered to demand a pause from the viewer.

It doesn't help that most companies looking to hire a software engineer demand proficiency in the latest tools and frameworks, in order that he/she be fully productive on Day 1 of employment.

Overwhelming use of engineered nanoparticles demands rapid assessment of their environmental impacts.

The rapid development of engineered nanomaterials demands for a fast and reliable assessment of their health hazard potential.

The increasing research interest toward natural and advanced engineered materials demands new experimental protocols capable of retrieving highly dense sets of experimental data on the full-surface of samples under multiple loading conditions.

Nevertheless, the application of cells in bone tissue engineered constructs demands the support of a functional blood supply.

On the supply side, there was an army of well trained, English-speaking engineers demanding only a fraction of a Western salary.

"The shortage of scientists and engineers demands the entry of highly qualified foreigners," said Michael Rogowski, president of the Confederation of German Industries.