Sentence examples for sharp demand from inspiring English sources

Greenberg Traurig's hiring of Mr. Block highlights the sharp demand at corporate law firms for lawyers with big, established books of business.

The domestic oil-and-gas boom has created a sharp demand for energy investments, and Riverstone, one of the country's leading private equity firms focused on energy and power, has posted some of the sector's strongest returns.

The potential new energy sources have created a sharp demand for pipeline companies like Southern Union, which transports natural gas to consumers in populous areas like Florida and Illinois.

"In particular the possibility that the potential vulnerabilities stemming from higher debt levels do in fact crystallise at some point and trigger a sharp demand slowdown that could have an adverse impact on monetary stability".

The company makes "appliances" that perform the single task of storage and can be easily integrated into networks, but analysts fear sharp demand for the products could be blunted by weakness among top customers.

We exploited a unique firm-level survey to study the responses of European firms to the sharp demand and credit reductions triggered by the global economic crisis of 2009.

Indeed their preferences are critical, which is why Germany's increasingly sharp demands for burden-sharing are less reasonable than they seem at first sight.

Flustered by her sharp demands, the doctor agreed to dispense with all of the standard proceedings and "get on with it".

However, the adoption of e-procurement encounters various uncertainties from internal and external environments, such as inventory failure, sharp increased demand, and delivery delay.

To deal with the short term but sharp peak demand caused by the ACLs, enormous investments have to be made on upgrading the power infrastructure.

I knew Ena Sharples, who blew in like a sharp wind demanding four fancies and NO ECLAIRS.