Sentence examples for rising demands from inspiring English sources

Yet even this large increase has barely enabled the NHS to keep pace with rising demands.

But so far the improvements have been dwarfed by humanity's rising demands.

Suburbs, with their thin safety nets, are not well equipped to handle the rising demands for help.

Mr. Rajoy also faced rising demands from his parliamentary opponents on the left to provide an explanation.

But there are rising demands from city and provincial governments to increase financing for roads, housing and education.

Capitalising on the inability of governments to cope with rising demands on public learning, private education providers are mushrooming.

She provides a clear historical context for the Levee district's wild abandon as she chronicles rising demands toward reform.

The recent lapse of communist ideology and the rising demands for freer speech and press have affected the educational system of Turkmenistan.

That is about half the extra cash the National Health Service will soon require if it is to meet the steeply rising demands of Britain's greying population.

The society was formed in 1795 to maintain the Protestant ascendancy in Ireland in the face of rising demands for Catholic Emancipation.

Even the departments that have been protected, or relatively so, will feel squeezed because they are faced with rising demands on them.