Sentence examples similar to keeping up demand for from inspiring English sources

Cool, calm and confident, Mr. Fils-Aime said his biggest problem these days was simply keeping up with demand for the Wii.

The opening comes at a time when the toy industry has been trying to cope with children's changing tastes and the difficulty in keeping up with demand for the most popular products.

Hannah Verdier It's Christmas Eve, the biggest shopping day of the year at Valco supermarket, and it falls to manager Gavin to rouse his staff to the task of keeping up with demand for sprouts, port and Stilton.

Gautam Modi, the dealer, and his staff said that they had a hard time keeping up with demand for the $7,700 car, after 85 test drives by potential customers the first weekend, more than Mr. Modi could remember for any other new Ford car.

But Carphone still has to cross the "credibility gap" in keeping up with demand for its service.

But Intel and the others have had their hands full just keeping up with demand for flash and may be vulnerable to attack from ferro.

ODG has had a tough time keeping up with demand for its R-7 product, which has been back-ordered since launch.

Dealers have had a hard time keeping up with demand for the new Mustang, and in the first seven months of 2005 Ford sold 106,588 models of the car in the U.S. an increase of 31% compared with the same period last year.

But months later, pig farmers are still having trouble keeping up with demand for the product.

Home builders are not keeping up with demand for homes in California.

Their biggest challenge is now keeping up with demand for their beers, which are found in shops and restaurants across Toulouse.