Sentence examples for opened to meet from inspiring English sources

Savar land values soared as new factories hurriedly opened to meet the new Western demand.

New stores opened to meet the customer demand buoyed by a rising stock market.

Among the marks of Manhattan's prosperity in recent years were the thousands of restaurants and shops that opened to meet an ever-growing demand.

"It's nice to be part of a community that's coming alive," she said while giving a tour of the commercial district, where a smattering of cafes, restaurants and boutiques have opened to meet the demand of new homeowners in the area.

In the week leading up to the final, Sounders FC owner and general manager Adrian Hanauer indicated that sections of the stadium would continue to be opened to meet demand.

Just in time for spring, a new garden supply store is opening to meet Detroit's growing urban agriculture needs.

But all of them appear to be keeping their options open to meet in Chicago with Judge Posner this weekend.

E.ON UK defended the recent capacity auctions in Britain, which were criticised by some for giving incentives to fossil fuel plants to remain open to meet any energy crunch.

He argued that debt also offered a "hint" on the continuing weakness of oil prices as "highly indebted oil-producing firms come under pressure to keep the spigots open to meet their service burdens".

A decade ago, the first pioneers to Long Island City's new towers did the slow work of community-building themselves: They left their doors open to meet neighbors and explored the working-class commercial strip.

Throughout the last day of the year, Room 257 at the Municipal Building was operating at double capacity, with both chapels open to meet the demand for last-minute 2008 weddings.