Sentence examples for responding to this demand from inspiring English sources

Responding to this demand, developers are rushing to complete new hotels, most of them conversions of existing buildings.

Responding to this demand, a rash of new travel comparison websites have appeared to help build "dynamic packages", and offer a welcome degree of consumer protection.

The cracking of light olefins contained in several naphthas seems to be a good alternative for responding to this demand.

Responding to this demand for civic commitment is the ultimate challenge thrown down by any study of urban movements.

An appropriate question, then, is how higher education institutions, particularly business schools, are responding to this demand by the future employers of their students.

Automakers are responding to this demand with cars that are light on gas and low on emissions but heavy on power and performance.

So what are festivals doing to respond to this demand?

To respond to this demand, Stanley Gibbons is planning the first investment fund dedicated to rare British stamps.

"A number of dentists with an entrepreneurial flair have responded to this demand by developing and marketing toothpastes, bleaching systems and mouth rinses that appear at first glance to be novel in their approach and superior in effectiveness".

On April 3rd Mr Ma's cabinet partially responded to this demand by approving a bill for monitoring such pacts with China but still did not agree to the idea of enacting it first.

"Yesterday's budget leaves the construction industry in good shape to respond to this demand, and increased funding for self-build, custom build and new housing developments should go a long way in tackling the problem," he said.