Sentence examples for rising demand from from inspiring English sources

The expectation is that rising demand from businesses will keep factories humming.

Fueled by rising demand from emerging markets, total trading on the L.M.E.

While costs are rising, demand from overseas customers has also been declining.

High fuel prices may fall as new sources of supply are exploited to fill rising demand from Asia.

Mr Hunt hardly mentions the far bigger crisis in the NHS: unaffordable rising demand from Britain's greying population.

Having run down its inventories, the company needs the extra capacity to meet rising demand from customers.

Rising demand from Indonesia's growing middle class has pushed airlines to add routes and purchase more planes.

Commodity price increases, amplified by rising demand from fast-growing Asian economies, have contributed to higher inflation.

Profit rose for the quarter based on strong PC sales in developing markets and rising demand from corporate customers.

Oil prices are supported by fast rising demand from the developing world and are unlikely to plunge despite new sources found in Canadian tar sands and American shale.

Explaining that spectrum supply was under pressure from rising demand from smartphone and tablet use he outlined futuristic projects for maximising the resource.