Sentence examples for rises in demand from inspiring English sources

The shadow education secretary, Lucy Powell, said: "With such big rises in demand, the provision of new places needs proper planning and co-ordination.

While many consumer businesses, particularly in hospitality, leisure and retailing, experienced rises in demand, according to a survey the firm took during the first week of the Games, that bounce was less than they had expected earlier in the year.

"With clear signs of further rises in demand for goods and services, it is unsurprising to see employers intend to take on even more people in the short term.

The biggest rises in demand, it found were in wealthy counties like Surrey and Berkshire, where, it seems, the normalisation of food banks as a response to a creaking welfare system continues apace.

It found demand for mortgages increased in the second quarter of 2015 – having fallen for the previous nine months – with rises in demand for both prime and buy-to-let mortgages.

The charity has expanded rapidly in recent years to cope with what it says are huge rises in demand, particularly from troubled children who have been turned away from mainstream health, education and care services.

Virtual internships are experiencing a rise in demand.

Gibbons said winter brought a sharp rise in demand.

That rise in demand would send prices back up again.

The rise in demand is helping to raise sales and prices in most markets.

The market was able to absorb this rise in demand partly because of flexible supply.