Sentence examples for revived demand from inspiring English sources

Borrowing enabled stimulus expenditures that revived demand for goods and services.

Portmeirion, a pottery firm, says tea, "the big thing of the moment", has revived demand for its wares.

The art was in danger of dying out, but a revived demand in the second half of the 20th century contributed to its renewed vitality.

Wolseley, which is based in Reading, England, is benefiting from revived demand among commercial and industrial clients in the United States.

A 19percentt slide in the pound against a basket of currencies since the home market's peak has revived demand from foreign investors.

"Better economic results in the U.S., for example, are supporting traffic across the North Atlantic as well as having positive impacts on trade partners, with revived demand for Asian consumer exports".

It was closed, but Israeli reports said several hard-line ministers revived demands that Mr. Arafat be expelled to Gaza or abroad.

The accident, a head-on rush-hour collision between a Union Pacific freight train and a Metrolink commuter train in the San Fernando Valley, has revived demands for "positive train control".

But Prime Minister Sharon remained wary, and made no public comment on a plan that revived demands for an Israeli withdrawal far greater than the Israeli right could agree to, and so threatened to put him on the defensive.

China's 2009 stimulus lending was successful in reviving demand.

A rebound in growth later this year could revive demand for the metal.