Sentence examples for escalated demand from inspiring English sources

Currently, the largest market for rhino horn is in Vietnam, where a rumor that the horn can cure cancer has escalated demand.

Suppliers in Australia were initially unable to keep up with our rapidly escalated demand.

The rise of industrialization, however, restricted sleep to a limited portion of night and simultaneously escalated demands for relentless productivity.

It also escalated demands for social programs like Medicaid and unemployment benefits and "ate through their rainy-day funds," notes Michael Gapen, senior U.S. economist at Barclays Capital.

This will inevitably escalate demand for more expensive public services.

The escalating demand for Cipro is affecting medical decisions.

It is inequality that has propelled the escalating demand for credit.

It has also had a shortage of engineers, a problem it attributes to the escalating demand for plants.

Across the country, commissioners and providers face escalating demand for services, increasing scrutiny of quality and flatlining funding.

"Escalating demand in Asia and the poaching crisis in Africa and Asia perhaps are wake-up calls for many conservation groups," said Grace Ge Gabriel, the Asia regional director of the International Fund for Animal Welfare.

Britain's continued fossil fuel energy dependence is set in a global market of escalating demand and in a world where supply has become harder to get.