Sentence examples for has fuelled demand from inspiring English sources

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.

A feeling that the world has become less safe after the terror attacks of September 2001, as well as a flurry of kidnaps around the world, has fuelled demand, insurers say.

Second, foreigners' money has fuelled demand for services, held up property prices and kept afloat development projects that would otherwise have folded.Just completed, the Shard, a sliver of glass on the bank of the Thames south of the City, is the EU's tallest building, but it nearly came a cropper.

But he claims the growth in media outlets, particularly online, has fuelled demand for a more personal focus on leaders and their families.

Conservationists say this has fuelled demand and has led to an underground trade, with criminal gangs slaughtering elephants for Asian markets.

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

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

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

Rubies is dismissive of the idea that Anonymous and other protesters have fuelled demand for the mask, saying it has been successful ever since the film was released.

But the problems are felt most acutely in London, where population growth, cash buyers and an influx of wealthy foreign purchasers have fuelled demand, while supply has been particularly unresponsive.

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