Sentence examples for rare demand from inspiring English sources

He likes to negotiate payments in monthly installments -- a rare demand for authors, who usually receive several payments as a book is completed and published.

Inevitably, because the cars were so stylish and rare, demand for them increased, and in 1969 Enzo Ferrari sold 50 percent of his company to Fiat.

(Two said they had signed nondisclosure agreements, a rare demand within political campaigns, and they had been reminded, they said, by the campaign not to speak with the news media).

Today's report – reinforced by the rare demand from scientists for specific government action – deepens the pressure on the Obama administration from environmentalists and liberal supporters to ban mountaintop mining.

Democrats in Congress, meanwhile, unleashed a torrent of criticism, going so far as calling Trump's news conference with Putin "treasonous" and placing a rare demand for the president's interpreter to testify before Congress about what the two presidents discussed.

In a region where specialists are rare, demand is incredibly high.

In any event, achieving replicable results when the events of interest are exceptionally rare demands careful attention to potential false negatives and false positives, and the design of strategies to minimize them as much as possible.

She insisted on meeting her future husband, Manas Pant, alone before making a decision, a once-rare demand that is now routine in semi-arranged marriages.

And then there are booksellers who are happily working with the high-profile newcomer, arguing that Alibris is trying to do what the great majority could never afford -- expand the rarefied demand for rare and used books into a mass market.

Global drivers for rare earth demand.Roskill Consulting Group.

Adapted from: "Global drivers for rare earth demand", Shaw, Suzanne and Chegwidden, Judith, 2012, Roskill Information Services.