Sentence examples for really in demand from inspiring English sources

"It's really in demand," he says.

"Print work is not really in demand anymore," he said.

Chemistry teachers are really in demand, so it was great to have the pressure taken off.

But in a town like Pigeon Forge — already packed with tourist attractions, including Dollywood and Great Smoky Mountains National Park, is an indoor water park really in demand?

But it is what might be called costume custom suits -- ready-to-wear clothes that look bespoke, just as good costume jewelry looks like the real thing -- that are really in demand.

They are really in demand".

So I think the [the futures exchange CBOE in Chicago] saw some opportunity to make some money by offering a really in-demand product to their customers.

This year, Black Friday bargains went into effect at dinner time on Thanksgiving (Fuck you, employees!), and they've introduced the "1-Hour In Stock Guarantee," on the really in-demand items.

Vandross was a really in-demand backing vocalist for people like Chaka Khan, David Bowie, Diana Ross, Barbara Streisand, but c'mon, who wouldn't want to collaborate with this guy?

It won't be until scientists are really in demand--old fashioned, economic demand--that salaries will rise, working conditions will improve, and the best and brightest Americans will choose science in greater numbers.

"For those really hot, in-demand cars, we're seeing one- and two-year-old vehicles that are selling for very close to" sticker price.