Sentence examples for explosion in the demand from inspiring English sources
The advent of 'bling' culture in fashion has contributed to an explosion in the demand for diamonds.
The stock advanced 271% last year thanks to an explosion in the demand for zinc from China and India.
If he can't pull off the whole business plan, he'll still have a valuable network that another, bigger company will want in a world on the verge of a tremendous explosion in the demand for communications capacity.
By the end of the 1970s the first explosion in the demand for higher education as a result of the strong regulation policy, which was based on a fixed number of students, can be observed (Lee 2006; Kwon 2009).
The past five years have seen an explosion in the demand for raw milk - a fivefold increase from around six hundred thousand litres in 2012 to more than three million last year.
In the last twenty years there has been an explosion in the demand for custom oligonucleotide synthesis to support a vast array of genomics applications.
In 1998, there was an explosion in the international demand from the pharmaceutical and herbal markets, where it had been identified as a non-addictive alternative to benzodiazepines.
But the explosion in demand – the market has grown 65 times since 2005 and is now worth $2.2bn a year – is having a devastating impact on the forests in South-East Asia where the rosewood tree grows, and traffickers are now looking for sources in Africa and Central America.
A release from the Aluminium Federation (Alfed) said: Alfed CEO Will Savage said the sector was within reach of a bright future due to the explosion in demand in the automotive industry and other sectors.
An explosion has occurred in the demand for aerial and satellite imagery, says Dial.
It got me really excited about the field". As an industrial economist who studies auction theory, Levin has worked on U.S. patent reform and informed a solution to a quintessential Silicon Valley challenge: accommodating the explosion in broadband demand.
