Sentence examples for reinvigorated demand from inspiring English sources

The growing need to transmit large amounts of data has reinvigorated demand for fiber optic cable.

The tragedy in Arizona has reinvigorated demands for beefed-up gun control laws.

Lending Robot hopes to reinvigorate demand in the peer-to-peer lending space by maximizing returns for investors.

Ironically, through reinvigorated voter demands for meaningful regulation and reduced consumer demand for oil, the Deepwater Horizon debacle may yet make BP's false green tagline come true.

Such a stance by Washington, against the background of new prospects for normal relations between Israel and most of the Arab world now opened up by Crown Prince Abdullah, would either move Mr. Sharon and his government to change their current policy or reinvigorate political demand in Israel for a government that is prepared to return to serious peace negotiations.

Reinvigorated by Ms. Fillion's lead, they are demanding action by the State Department of Transportation to keep their families safe.

The government is also facing rampant rumors concerning President Hosni Mubarak's health; daily protests by workers demanding better wages; and a reinvigorated political opposition energized by the former United Nations chief nuclear monitor, Mohamed ElBaradei, who has said he might run for president.

Weakness in stocks reinvigorated the dollar for a day, and set off demand for safer investments like Treasury bonds.

A gap year enables them to take a break from academic pressure and scholastic demands so they can enter college renewed and reinvigorated.

In interviews on campus Monday, protesters said their victory had reinvigorated the struggle for deaf rights, pointing out that this was the second time deaf students had demanded, and won, a say in determining who would lead their university.

Sharapova returned looking reinvigorated.