Sentence examples for indications that demand from inspiring English sources

There are indications that demand for high-priced rentals, some of which top a healthy annual salary, is rising.

In the oil markets, an unexpected drop in American crude inventories propelled oil prices to near $60 Wednesday on indications that demand may be picking up.

The news came after weeks of indications that demand for personal computers was flagging, including earnings warnings in the last month from Dell Computer, the No. 1 direct seller, and others.

The changes by American and Southwest suggest that domestic airlines in general are looking more closely at ways to experiment with revenue, especially from business travelers, as a new year begins with indications that demand is dropping.

But there is every indication that demand is playing a primary role in holding down employment.

Mr. Jobs noted that Dell had recently returned an earlier version of Windows to its product line, which he said was an indication that demand for Vista had not been overwhelming.

The market for biliary stents in their approved use was less than $38 million in 2006, according to the market research company Millennium Research Group, but it has attracted more competitors than the multibillion-dollar market for heart stents — an indication that demand is still growing.

Though there's already been early indication that demand for the iPhone 5 exceeds that of those prior, this morning AT&T confirmed just how significant that demand already is, calling it the "most successful iPhone launch ever".

The New York Times Co., which relies on a team of well-trained salesman to sell both standard banner ads and custom campaigns (see "Gray Lady Juicing Up Digital Ads"), reported that digital revenue fell 15.5% in the second quarter to $68 million, an indication that demand for high-priced digital ad campaigns might be slipping.

While New York (hosting 46.91% of the world's top retailers) and Tokyo (38.68%) both offer tourists a bigger selection of stores than any other city in their respective countries, Dubai's No. 4 ranking on the list boasting 45.68% of top retailers is an indication that demand in the Middle East just keeps growing.

While New York (hosting 46.91% of the world's top retailers) and Tokyo (38.68%) both offer tourists a greater selection of stores than any other city in their respective countries, Dubai's No. 4 ranking on the overall list it boasts 45.68% of top retailers is an indication that demand in the Middle East continues to grow.