Sentence examples for resulting from higher demand from inspiring English sources
These benefits could come through a variety of channels, including complementary factors of production, lower relative prices of goods and services produced by migrants, improved labor market efficiency, and economic growth resulting from higher demand for goods and services, job creation, and economies of scale (Borjas, 1995; Borjas, 2001; Borjas and Katz, 2005; Münz et al. 2006).
The High Demands factor resembled "stress which results from high demands in combination with specific job conditions and social conditions".
One consequence resulting from a higher demand is increasing prices for housing and living.
These shortcomings were compounded by "institutional amnesia" resulting from high staff turnover and the demands of more immediate issues.
Hypoxia may result from high metabolic demand, however raised intra-articular pressures during movement or joint swelling, 50 may also compromise synovial vascular supply further exacerbating the hypoxic environment.
According to the influential Job Demands Control (JD-C) model developed by Karasek (1979; Karasek and Theorell, 1990), job strain is expected to result from high job demands and low job control as well as an interaction between both job characteristics.
Public health benefits result from higher alcohol prices, even though demand for alcohol is relatively inelastic to price [ 81].
Distribution of backpacks increased school enrolment, resulting in higher demand.
The optimistic outlook was based mainly on higher revenue resulting from greater demand for steel and several price increases in the last year.
The UN's 1997 Comprehensive Assessment of the Freshwater Resources of the World estimates that, "about one third of the world's population lives in countries that are experiencing moderate-to-high water stress, resulting from increasing demands from a growing population and human activity (WMO, 1997).
Reliance on amine measures may, in the case of (say) high levels, reflect increased release resulting from increased metabolic demand, and increased impulse flow [ 73].
