Sentence examples for intensifies demand from inspiring English sources

A crowded marketplace always intensifies demand, and there are so many good shows that time management has become a bona fide issue; Sunday night alone has become virtually impossible to navigate without a premium DVR package.

The gravity of this problem is magnified in the case of diseases like breast cancer that are the focus of public concern and activism, which intensifies demand for information and public health action.

This touched off an intensified demand for war in Paris and Berlin, and France declared war on July 19.

(For kindergarten, Grace adds 16 spots, and gets about 250 applications: 6 percent again. Partly because of the intensifying demand, Grace is starting a high school next year).

The intensifying demand is enabling the broadcasters to raise rates for spots scheduled to appear during prime-time shows for the 2007-8 season.

This is happening, Chatham House argued, due to a combination of stagnating economic growth, continued demographic expansion, intensifying demand, and increasing costs of resource extraction.

Food prices have rocketed in recent months as climate change, China's increasing consumption and the growth in biofuels intensify demand for limited supplies.

Combined with the progressive encroachment on African lands and the intensifying demand for their labour, the rearming of Africans was a major source of the instability of these years.

Unable to resist the intensifying demand, the Qing court decided in September 1906 to adopt a constitution, and in November it reorganized the traditional six boards into 11 ministries in an attempt to modernize the central government.

The robustness of the ardor for television ads is startling some forecasters, who had believed that the intensifying demand for online advertising would cut into sales for TV as it has for, say, newspapers.

Charities also warned recently that the latest changes announced in the chancellor, George Osborne's spending review – including the seven-day delay before jobless people can sign on – will intensify demand.