Sentence examples for predicted demand for from inspiring English sources

Since then the actual growth we have experienced is already outstripping the predicted demand for HS2".

If, as currently predicted, demand for water outstrips supply, water, energy and food security will be put at risk.

– while the site "was allocated after a government inspector questioned whether the authority had done enough to deal with predicted demand for new housing".

Plus, due to strong initial sales, ol' B&N is increasing its order countering earlier estimates that predicted demand for a B&N tablet would decrease.

Based on what happened at previous Olympic Games in other cities, it is predicted demand for water could rise in London by up to 5% during this period.

A few years after wireless operators started investing billions of dollars to build third-generation networks; operators are beginning to realize that the predicted demand for third-generation technology isn't as great as hoped.

The UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) predicts demand for food will increase 60% by 2050.

Dr. Hanson predicts demand for hotel rooms will rise by 4.5percentthis yearar, driven by business travelers, who are less price-sensitive than leisure travelers.

To be sure, WorldCom's downfall is part of a broader collapse of the telecommunications industry, which proved inept at predicting demand for its services.

Airlines have become increasingly sophisticated about predicting demand for each flight, allowing them to match supply and demand more closely by putting a plane of the proper size on each route.

The Australian energy market operator predicts demand for LPG from overseas will be more than twice the domestic demand by 2017: And the problem for those living in the eastern states is that the overseas gas price is much higher than the domestic price.