Sentence examples for increased service demand from inspiring English sources

To accommodate increased service demand and load on rail networks, increase in network velocity, without compromising safety, is required.

Increased awareness on water issues has resulted in increased service demand, thus increased service delivery.

Budget allocation for the health facilities should be increased in line with the increased service demand from the community.

To maintain services and meet increased service demand, prices must be based on real costs, not buyers' wishes.

It is no secret that charities are continually having to do more with less in light of funding cuts and increased service demand.

Managing in a Downturn, a recent report produced by the Institute of Fundraising, in association with PwC and Charity Finance Group, that surveyed the recession's impact on charities, found that more than two-thirds of charities reported increased service demand in 2012 and over 70% anticipated even higher demand in 2013, while only a quarter said they had the resources to provide it.

The growing prevalence of diabetes and heightened awareness of the benefits of early and intensive disease management have increased service demands and expectations not only of primary care physicians but also of diabetes specialists.

These included increased service demands, easier international migration, staff shortages, decline in the image and status of the profession, difficulties in attracting good recruits, an ageing workforce, and generally low staff morale (22, 24).

However, due to ever increasing service demand combined with financial constraints, needs for stroke rehabilitation cannot be met [ 10].

First, federal initiatives, aimed at increasing service demand, are linked with considerations about the availability of appropriate staff at the state level.

The challenge for clinicians and health services in caring for this patient cohort is to provide assessment and management with a high degree of safety in a timely and cost-effective manner in an era of increasing service demand.