Sentence examples for in wide demand from inspiring English sources

And he was a speaker in wide demand who received invitations far from this Birmingham suburb.

Ms. Henderson wrote, "Office is, like Navigator, an application in wide demand for its own sake that rivals Windows in its level of penetration".

In wide demand as a lecturer after "Madame Curie" was published, Mrs. Labouisse was also known for her staunch public advocacy of the Free French cause after the Nazis occupied France in 1940.

The polishing of stone implements was probably a by-product of the grinding of red ochre, in wide demand for its magic properties since the Paleolithic and extensively used in Africa in the Mesolithic and later.

By then Felder was also playing electric bass and was in wide demand as a recording-studio bassist with such pop singers as Joni Mitchell, Nancy Wilson, and the Jackson 5.

The skills they learned in those dawning days are now in wide demand.

But his opinions and guidance are in wider demand in a military short of Arabic speakers and those with firsthand knowledge of Iraq, and in recent weeks he has worked with psychological operations and military intelligence.

In the early 1970s, facing what looked like a very large growth in world wide demand for enriched uranium, the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC)/Energy Research and Development Agency (ERDA /Department of Energy (DOE) asked the TVA to be ready for major increases in firm demand at the enrichment facilities at Paducah and Portsmouth.

It's remarkable that in a world where every piece of "Star Wars" media is in such wide demand –- especially from the original trilogy –- that this film continues to go on relatively unknown.

Mr, Henry, whose company, J. J. Henry Co., Inc., designed a prototype vessel of this type, noted the buildup in world wide demand for tankers that can carry liquified natural gas.

The company said it had to address a capacity glut caused by a 20% fall in industry-wide demand in western Europe since 2007: sales in its main European markets have fallen 12% in the year to date, to 861,000 vehicles.