Sentence examples for models in demand from inspiring English sources

Mike Hawes, the chief executive of the SMMT, said: "UK car production in 2016 is booming, with new British-built models in demand across the world".

Snejana Onopka, Natasha Poly and Hana Soukupova, models in demand among the fashion designers who showed their collections in New York last week, appeared so gaunt and thin that their knees and elbows were larger than their concave thighs and pipe cleaner arms, and their bobbling heads looked as if a slight breeze could detach them from their frail bodies.

They had never seen anyone who looked like me but that defiance changed the way models could look.' It wasn't long before black models were in demand.

The year's bestselling televisions are 55in and 70in, with ultra-high definition and 4K technology models particularly in demand.

And models are in demand.

However, due to ethical complications in using human skin cells for experimentation with radiation, alternate reliable biological models are in demand.

Nor would he have to, unless he was buying one of the few car models in great demand.

"Toyota will take swift action in accordance with market changes by increasing the supply of models in high demand and launching new models".

For XPS data to be utilized for plasma monitoring, a prediction model is in demand.

It can be useful also in the analysis of more complex models in which demands for inputs depend on strategic interaction between producers of inputs and their customers (as in [5]).

Now the fashion is for models who look a little healthier, such as Doutzen Kroes, a former speedskater.The exquisitely sensitive Karl LagerfeldDespite angry campaigns against the cult of "Size 0", skinny models are still in demand.