The boom in office construction in Times Square is feeding a demand for housing.
Thus, Archbishop Buechlein wrote, the church opposes the death penalty, even in this case, because it can cause society more harm than good by feeding a demand for revenge.
Backed by international crime syndicates feeding a demand for horn in the Far East, poachers have been known to use helicopters, specialised silent tranquillisers, body armour, night-vision equipment and mercenaries experienced in rhino tracking.
Their firms, likewise, can argue that they were only feeding a demand for shares in companies that many believed because they wanted to believe would change the world.
It fed a healthy demand, fuelled by all that world-beating literacy and education.
Nearly 100 African elephants are killed every day for their tusks to feed a huge demand for ivory trinkets from newly wealthy buyers in Asia who see ivory as a status symbol.
But similar thefts, as many as 30 so far this year, have been reported in museums, galleries, antiques dealerships, auction houses and homes across Europe as criminals try to feed a growing demand in China and other Asian countries, where medicine made from ground rhino horns is believed to act as an aphrodisiac and to cure cancer and other diseases.
There are trillions of dollars jumping out of the stock market, looking for new opportunities, feeding a growing demand for real, hard assets.
Proposed computer software based on the energy balance technique has been used to determine the parameters of CPV/BS system which used to feed a load demand.
Such emotionally charged, horrific acts feed a public demand for execution, as though yet another death would atone for Roof's brutal crimes.
Just last year, we rolled up our sleeves and started our first search for people who were feeding a growing demand for healthier, more sustainable food.
