Sentence examples for has created demand from inspiring English sources

Second, supply has created demand.

Yet cinema-building is proceeding apace, and supply has created demand.

An improvement in banks' balance sheets and demand from central banks globally has created demand for government bonds, he said.

Both manufacturing and services have shown strong growth while a rise in farming income has created demand for goods and services.

Increasing reliance on the Internet has created demand for products from Palestinian entrepreneurs, and has provided a critical push to open the first technology incubator in the territories.

The rapid growth of commercial television has created demand for new "product", and co-financing a domestic film is often cheaper than buying the rights to a Hollywood picture which needs to be dubbed into German.

The Arts Council's recent decision to cut ENO's subsidy by £5m a year and the financial crisis that that has created demands that we rethink and reassess what we do and how we do it.

This has created demands to modify current forest management regimes, in particular regeneration practices.

But recent scientific advances have created demand for those who advise patients on conditions that can emerge in adulthood, including cancer, Alzheimer's and heart disease.

"Recent high profile security breaches, personal identity thefts and data thefts have created demand for this area of law, as businesses prioritise safeguarding customer and business information".

Morris was thus open to the idea of a career move to Prestwick, where the arrival of the railroad in the 1840s had created demand for a formal course.