Sentence examples for is rising demand from inspiring English sources

With the explosive growth of hedge funds, there is rising demand for cross-border, cross-asset trading.

There is rising demand for so-called micromechanical devices, which have moving parts built on to the chip.

In an increasingly phone-led culture, say the women, there is rising demand for out-of-hours medical support.

We must finally lay to rest the myth that there is rising demand for new roads, and instead recognise the benefits of protected investment in locally-led sustainable transport schemes that will reduce car-dependency.

The good news is that there is rising demand from India's citizens for cleaner air, coupled with greater willingness of Delhi's populist Aam Aadmi (roughly translated as common man) government, elected a year ago, to respond.

It is still more costly than power from conventional sources, which is often less than 3 cents a kilowatt-hour, but there is rising demand for power produced with no pollution, even if it costs more.

While costs are rising, demand from overseas customers has also been declining.

There was rising demand for sperm and a limited, inefficient supply.

But this is not true for housing; when prices are rising, demand increases as more people want to become homeowners.

The result has been rising demand, falling oil output and a mounting bill for fuel imports and subsidies.

However, apart from wax and timber, they had one commodity for which there was rising demand in Europe: furs.