Sentence examples for rapidly increased demand from inspiring English sources

When the economy gets out of kilter — through rapidly increased demand or sudden shortages and price rises — the market should provide the solution in the form of new technologies that "push the Malthusian monster back into its box".

In 2012, the daily production of H. marmoreus was 167 tons in China (Zhang et al. 2016a) according to data from the China Edible Fungi Association, suggesting the rapidly increased demand for H. marmoreus and consumption of substrates.

There is a rapidly increasing demand for hydropower in China.

Rapidly increasing demand for food parcels is driven by long-term problems of low income, indebtedness, and rising food prices.

However the supply of energy wood is challenging because of high supply costs and rapidly increasing demand.

The worldwide status of rapidly increasing demand for organ and tissue transplantation has promoted tissue engineering as a promising alternative, in particular the use of stem cells.

One thing, they all agree, applies to both countries: government collaboration with private entities is inevitable if China and the United States are to achieve their articulated goals and meet rapidly increasing demand for high-end public services.

Driven by the rapidly increasing demand for audio-visual applications, digital video compression technology has become a mature field, offering several available products based on both hardware and software implementations.

The rapidly increasing demand for scientists with appropriate interdisciplinary skills and knowledge, however, is not being reflected in the way undergraduate mathematics and biology courses are structured and taught in most colleges and universities nationwide.

Future optical networks will have to support DWDM line rates beyond 100 Gb/s and transport data with much higher spectral efficiency than today's networks, so as to meet the rapidly increasing demand for transmission capacity.

There are, the first programme explains, more pensioners than children living in Britain today: the intimate personal crises filmed at Heartlands hospital demonstrate the myriad ways the health and social care systems attempt to treat and support people despite not being designed to cope with the rapidly increasing demand.