Sentence examples for leap in demand from inspiring English sources
Liz Denton, 26, a teacher at Young Dancers in Tufnell Park, north London, said she had noticed a leap in demand.
The leap in demand, several screening companies say, is coming from employers of all kinds -- whether they hire airline workers, truck drivers, accountants or hotel managers.
"Quinoa consumption in industrialised countries used to be a niche market, but…in the past few years we have seen a major leap in demand and pricing," says Francisco Diez-Canseco of Grupo Orgánico Nacional, a Peruvian exporter.
A leap in demand for airplanes and electronic equipment pushed up orders for big-ticket goods by 4.1percentt in December, helping manufacturers to their best year since 1997.
[C10.] Durable Goods Orders Rose 4.1% A leap in demand for airplanes and electronic equipment pushed up orders for durable goods 4.1percentt in December, helping manufacturers to their best year since 1997, the Commerce Department said.
Meanwhile, European firms gambled that the expected surge in demand for fixed-communications capacity would be accompanied by a similar leap in demand for mobile capacity, and paid euro109 billion ($125 billion) for licences to operate "third-generation" (3G) mobile networks.
Gary Barnett, the president of Extell, said that the "quantum leap" in demands being put on developers could even now stifle new construction.
"Is it right to make our society overall less safe in order to solve crime?" Sewell asks softly; Gowdy immediately leaps in to demand "a fact-pattern" in which Gowdy would comply with the order.
By 24 she had made the leap from Canadian unknown to in-demand Hollywood ingénue, and in the eight years since, she has appeared in 10 other movies, including hits like "Wedding Crashers" and "Sherlock Holmes".
Leap in the Blockchain Development: What Will be in Demand on the Decentralized Market in 2019?
Hawes has put in solid service over the years, but this drama saw a huge leap in her ability and the demands she placed on herself.
