Sentence examples for enthusiastic demand from inspiring English sources

This has buoyed the earnings prospects of companies like China State Construction and others in the sector and helped to explain the enthusiastic demand for the stock.

The bank made its worst-ever yearly loss of euro2.3 billion ($2.7 billion).Royal Bank of Scotland, Britain's second-biggest bank, reported that pre-tax profits for 2003 had risen by 29% over the year before to a bumper £6.2 billion ($10.1 billion).An initial public offering of Shinsei, a big Japanese bank that was nationalised and then sold to private investors, attracted enthusiastic demand.

It turns out that since then the project has been greeted with enthusiastic demand.

25 In any event, the enthusiastic demand for the vaccine during the pandemic appears not to have been generalised throughout the country, nor sustained without equivocation in Pune.

Yes, there are enthusiastic demands for democracy and rights of free expression or association.

"I'm pleasantly surprised," he added, "by how enthusiastic the demand for print copies has been".

When I taught at Keele in the early 1990s, I responded to enthusiastic student demand to introduce a workshop on the sociology of Stoke-on-Trent, which proved to be one of my favourite teaching experiences.

Tesla, meanwhile, surprised the entire automobile industry by designing and manufacturing electric cars that sparked enthusiastic customer demand.

Bolt was less enthusiastic, and demanded that he feel comfortable in his sprinting.

Dr. Molloy said that Freightliner's marketers were enthusiastic about retail demand, predicting they could sell 250 a year to individuals.

And several said it was more rewarding, because black audiences can be more effusive and enthusiastic, but also more demanding.