Sentence examples similar to preserving demand for from inspiring English sources

At least one publisher has made a decision to withhold an e-book edition of a forthcoming book to preserve demand for a hardcover edition.

However, in some countries large areas have been preserved and the demand for meadow recreation by sowing seed mixtures is increasing.

But the demand for preserving ivory carving culture is inappropriate in this particular context because a culture that is based on the suffering of a living being is not a good culture.

3. Digital editions provide valuable portability for students, while preserving print on demand options.

Even when these practices are no longer strictly necessary for preservation, the distinctive alterations in taste that they produce have cultivated a continuing demand for fish preserved in these ways.

There is already fierce competition between the need for forests as habitat (to preserve biological diversity) and the demand for more crop land and wood fuel.

Consumer's demand for naturally preserved food products is growing and the utilization of lactic acid bacteria is a promising way to achieve this goal.

Meanwhile, the arguably slow-to-come digital revolution in its popular image means that OS can preserve the quality of and demand for its paper maps, while going to town with app innovations.

5G-based Vehicular Social Networks (VSNs) demand an advanced location and trajectory privacy preserving scheme for vehicles.

She listed progressive new programs intended to combat pollution, preserve green spaces and reduce the demand for cars by improving mass transit.

Many scientists and policymakers are advocating increased incentives for preserving tropical forests, especially in the face of demand for clearing forest to grow biofuel crops such as soy.