Sentence examples for increasingly in demand from inspiring English sources

Top-quality Andres are increasingly in demand.

"Traveling fast is going to be increasingly in demand".

And roofs are a perk that is increasingly in demand.

Social media or technology skills are increasingly in demand.

"Dolphin safe" tuna is increasingly in demand, while Flipper is every tourist's friend.

Researchers, skilled workers, and high-level professionals were increasingly in demand.

The Schneider Concerts next presents the excellent, youthful and increasingly in-demand Diotima Quartet, based in France.

The increasingly in-demand Sam Gold directs a cast that includes Mark Blum, Jessica Collins, Betty Gilpin, Amy Irving, Oscar Isaac and Jeremy Shamos.

The Colombia years made Hirschman an expert in the new field of development economics, and the increasingly in-demand nature of this specialty enabled a late-blooming academic career back in the States.

August 26 2013 August 27 2013 Aug. 26-2727: The increasingly in-demand bassist Linda Oh, heard to recent great effect with the Joe Lovano-Dave Douglas Sound Prints ensemble, fronts her own quartet, with the saxophonist Dayna Stephens.

But the company still hasn't found a sustainable business model for its increasingly in-demand services.