Sentence examples for increased customer demand from inspiring English sources
Thomson is set to increase its offering of 10- and 11-day holidays for 2010, in response to increased customer demand for multi-centre trips and flexible durations.
Spokesman Matt Roberts said: "For Tesco this is a credible move into a very competitive market that has been driven by increased customer demand for personal computing.
Fewer people are entering plumbing, so with an ageing workforce and increased customer demand for the services of the trade, a skills shortage looms.
You can't be too puritanical on this". Sainsbury's is also in favour an extension of the Sunday six-hour trading window given the expectation of "massively increased customer demand".
Nicholas Wrigley, Persimmon's chairman, said: "Persimmon achieved a strong result for the year as we responded quickly to the increased customer demand that resulted from improved mortgage lending, the introduction of Help to Buy in April 2013 and the increase in consumer confidence as the UK returned to more meaningful economic growth.
Retail stores are eager to find seasonal workers to help them meet increased customer demand, according to the CareerCast.com database.
"They now see renewed opportunity for growth, even in the near term, and are determined to take advantage of better global economic conditions and increased customer demands".
And because antennas don't need to be several dozen feet tall to peer over trees, it reduces installation costs while increasing customer demand.
Increasing customer demand for reliability, fierce market competition on time-to-market and cost, and highly reliable products are making reliability testing more challenging task.
