Sentence examples for fuelled demand from inspiring English sources

The disaster has also fuelled demand for insurance.

Mr Panagopulos says that a rash of films about the Second World War have fuelled demand for such memorabilia.

China's one-child policy has fuelled demand for children like his, thousands of whom are snatched and sold every year to desperate, usually boy-less, couples.

The organisers ignored pressure from Chinese officials to cancel the screening, moving it instead to a larger venue when publicity over the row fuelled demand.

The wild fluctuations of once-shackled financial markets have fuelled demand for insurance against these price swings—and a means to gamble on them.

He based his suspicion on the rapid rise in pomegranate products, which appear to outstrip the rise in trees needed to support that growth as its growing status as a "superfruit" fuelled demand.

These fuelled demands for tougher government regulation.

Atrocities committed by the army in Aceh, Irian Jaya and East Timor have fuelled demands for independence in all three provinces.

All this has fuelled demands for the families of 9/11 victims to be granted the same privilege.

The language has been so violent that it fuelled demands from one European leader that Hungary be expelled from the union for stirring up hatred.

The preventable death of 18-year-old Connor Sparrowhawk, who drowned in a Southern Health trust unit in Oxfordshire three years ago, and the subsequent Justice for LB campaign, further fuelled demands for action and accountability over the treatment of learning disabled people.