Sentence examples for frustrated demand from inspiring English sources

It predicts that this frustrated demand will grow to 18m by 2015 and nearly 100m by 2030.Pressure on other London airports is also growing rapidly.

In much of the country, those prices are closer to what we saw in 2004, and we may be seeing a return of some frustrated demand, as opposed to simply steep discounting.

Thus, unlike their counterparts in Mexico, women of Mexican origin in the US may be unable to get a desired sterilization, leading to frustrated demand for the procedure (Potter et al. 2012; Thurman, Harvey and Shain 2009).

He prattles on until Nora, impatient and frustrated, demands to know who did it.

Drew has been a disappointment here, a $70 million free agent whose performance in his first year with the Red Sox frustrated demanding fans.

In short, by satisfying the long-frustrated demands of middle-class Germans for economic and legal unity, the constitution helped reconcile them to the defeat of their hopes for greater political freedom.

The radio waves and the Internet have been bursting with frustrated citizens demanding this.

"Kimberley son: who is father?" a frustrated Sun demands to know.

That tweet circulated again during the debate, with calls from frustrated conservatives demanding that he correct the error on air.

In the Middle East, the upheavals can be seen as the first precariat-led revolutions, when educated frustrated youth demanded a more secure and occupationally rewarding future.

The woman has the back of her hand over her eyes – bored, perhaps, or frustrated by demands this particular task of motherhood is placing upon her.