Sentence examples for equally in demand from inspiring English sources

But good German rieslings were almost equally in demand.

The UK's professional services are equally in demand as countries throughout the world seek out our legal and financial expertise.

Edna O'Brien, equally in demand at the time, wrote of it: "Almost every woman I can think of will want to read this book".

This photograph was taken by Lala Deen Dayal, who ran highly successful studios in Hyderabad and Bombay and who was distinctive for being equally in demand by British and Indian clients.

He was equally in demand on BBC radio, writing and appearing in many plays, including his own adaptations of the Mapp and Lucia novels by EF Benson (he was a vice-president of the EF Benson society).

Equally in demand is Lucie Lamster-Thury a former New York-based stylist brought to Vienna for love who hosts shopping tours, curated walks through the city navigating the best independent fashion boutiques, as well as book and design stores.

Turn to the less common yet equally in-demand languages that are becoming more sought after and command ultra-high salaries thanks to the lower supply of specialists.

When Portland goes to Seattle, there's a 25% increase in demand, equally impressive considering Century Link Field leads the league in capacity.

It is not just about A-levels and university pathways - technician-level skills are in equally high demand and yet can seem less aspirational to students.

These high standards lead to an equally high demand in terms of quality, which can only be met by defining and complying with measures for quality assurance [5, 6].

Constraints in demand are equally important in determining the use of maternal health services, and may operate at the individual, household and community level.