Sentence examples for rocketing demand from inspiring English sources

Impressively resilient and versatile, they have benefited from rocketing demand for high-quality capital and consumer goods in emerging markets.

With many more of its citizens in school than in the workforce, the region faces at least a generation of rocketing demand for employment.

It worked pretty well for them to start with, but rocketing demand for ivory and rhino horn has proved irresistible (see article).Pesticide regulation, too, has been tightened over the years, partly thanks to Rachel Carson.

The price of a watt of solar photovoltaic capacity dropped from around $20 in the 1970s to $2.70 in 2004 (though a silicon shortage, caused by rocketing demand as a result of madly generous German subsidies, has pushed it up since).

Buoyed by the rocketing demand, chip manufacturers began spending heavily to build new capacity.

Blame foreign telecom monopoly pricing and rocketing demand for enhanced communications services.

"This research is further evidence of the crisis in general practice, with family doctors heaving under the strain of rocketing patient demand, due to a growing and ageing population, and plummeting investment," said Dr Maureen Baker, chair of the Royal College of GPs.

"The secretary of state makes many commitments, which if they come to fruition will put general practice on a more stable and secure footing for the future, and ensure that family doctors can keep pace with rocketing patient demand and increasingly complex caseloads", said Dr Maureen Baker, the RCGP's chair.

Global demand continues rocketing upward, and that rising tide is going to lift a lot of boats".

Health-care expenditure is rocketing not just because demand is rising but also because health-care markets work badly.

Most tropical deforestation is the result of expanding commercial ranching and agriculture, driven by rocketing domestic and global demand for food, fibre and biofuel.