For instance, it sends Africa both destabilising arms and peacekeepers, the one generating demand for the other.
Yet a 2005 alteration spurred by the financial industry made it harder for Americans to discharge credit card debts through bankruptcy, generating demand for alternatives like debt settlement.
Railroad construction invigorated the economy last year by creating six million jobs and generating demand for 20 million tons of steel and 120 million tons of cement.
The time-poor new rich are generating demand for household staff, and this sort of work can be very well paid.
He then bought the brokerage firm, SP Bell, became its chief executive and used it to sell shares, generating demand for the stock and pushing up its price.
The economy advanced 2.8percentt from the end of 2001 to the end of last year, which was once a growth rate capable of generating demand for tens of thousands of new workers a month.
A popular application sometimes draws thousands of members to a given profile, generating demand for the application developer's services and driving up the value of that profile within the community.
Garmz focuses on generating demand for a product for independent designers before they have a production run.
The Chinese economy is booming again, they say, generating demand for U.S. goods and services, and the economies of India and Vietnam have also bounced back.
These skilled female workers (native) of destination country then seek domestic workers for child care, generating demand for unskilled migrant workers, specifically females.
Shouldn't we have expected that by depositing tens of thousands of violent gangsters in such tiny countries and generating demand for drug trafficking that we would contribute to a state of chaos?
