Sentence examples for heightening demand from inspiring English sources

Suddenly the same ordinances that were once perceived as disincentives to growth were embraced as land preservation efforts, heightening demand.

Last year, the auction came under critical fire for attaching the excessive price tag to the prize tuna, as conservation groups drew attention to the danger of heightening demand for a creature that is already being overfished.

Orange is already reporting that some of its stores have sold out, suggesting that for Nokia these first few months are all about heightening demand rather than failing to generate it.

The Taliban's war on "false idols," which culminated in March in the dramatic destruction of two giant Buddhas at Bamiyan, has added urgency to the trade in antiquities from Afghanistan, heightening demand and prices.

Heightening demand is the fact that the industry has worked hard to transform itself, with many store owners adopting sophisticated marketing techniques, building chain operations and adding stores in affluent suburbs.

But in a cruel blow to the fashion-minded, the team gear is not for sale; it seems all the more desirable for its inaccessibility -- an echo of Prada's practice of heightening demand for high-fashion items by curtailing the supply at retail.

Behind Groupon's deliberations, these people said, is heightened demand from potential investors.

Bond prices, which had been stubbornly low, began to rise because of heightened demand.

BPP, a for-profit business and law school, and Regents College, a private college in London, report similarly heightened demand.

The slave trade achieved extensive development only between the 1760s and 1840s, as a result of heightened demand from Brazil and Cuba.

The heightened demand for wedding locations is going to complicate the plans of many heterosexual couples in the coming months as well.