Sentence examples for increasing worldwide demand from inspiring English sources

Today, there is an increasing worldwide demand for botanicals.

Over the last decade there has been an increasing worldwide demand for electrochemically active materials for supercapacitor applications.

Increasing worldwide demand for nanomaterials and increasing concern on their safe development and use, require a simple, stable, and sensitive detection assay for pathogen evaluation and environmental monitoring.

Meanwhile, increasing worldwide demand for different types of energy requires development of advanced intelligent forecasting tools to provide a basis from which decisions and plans can be made.

The increasing worldwide demand for energy bound to a strong dependence of fossil fuels has considerably intensified the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, reaching alarming levels.

In view of the increasing worldwide demand for concrete, it is necessary to propose methods of testing associated with the building and follow-up of civil engineering structures.

Our understanding of the nature of genetic diversity in wild and cultivated soybeans, and the impact of domestication and breeding on genome diversity, will aid future breeding of elite cultivars to improve soybean production and meet the increasing worldwide demands for feed, vegetable oil, soyfood and biofuels.

This, and the increasing use of petroleum derivatives to power factories and industrial equipment, substantially increased worldwide demand for oil.

The new-style agreements increase worldwide demand for products made by American corporations all over the world, enhancing corporate and financial profits but keeping American wages down.

The old-style trade agreements of the 1960s and 1970s increased worldwide demand for products made by American workers, and thereby helped push up American wages.

The latter price increase was for 50% attributed to the decreased supply of export heifers from BTV8 infected EU member states and for 50% attributed to an increased worldwide demand for dairy milk and therefore cattle, so 50% of the price increase was included in the calculations.