Sentence examples for finished demand from inspiring English sources

But according to Chris Harden, Exodus' director of the Silicon Valley data centers, before the last one was finished, demand was so great they started plans to build a sixth.

The last part of an endeavour is often the hardest to finish, demanding stronger commitment and additional resources.

While the WSL's creation has been hailed by some, including Powell, as a positive move to promote higher standards, it also means that England's players have been involved in fewer games than if they had finished a demanding winter season.

Ultimately, the end demand for these finished goods was in the West.

Spirig's trademark strong sprint finish demanded that the Briton build a lead over her.

Considering its characteristic fur has difference from other general textiles in terms of cutting, sewing and finish, demanding a very complicated and elaborate working.

The outflow is nowhere near finished, as domestic demand in these emerging or developing countries continues to fall.

Almost before Freeh could finish, Berger demanded, "Who else knows about this?" Did the press know?

Even the level-headed fellow teenager Cesc Fábregas is finding out that finishing moves demands an elusive quality that tends to emerge with experience: the Spaniard has had more shots on target than any other player in this season's Premeirship but still hasn't managed to score - but you can bet he'll be bagging goals a-gogo in future seasons.

As even more students finished high school, demands for access to the postsecondary level increased accordingly.

Britain's Chemmy Alcott came 32nd in a race where only 35 finished on the demanding Wildflower piste.