Sentence examples for sharp rise in demand from inspiring English sources
Gibbons said winter brought a sharp rise in demand.
Freegate, a proxy that was developed by Falun Gong, has also reported a sharp rise in demand.
Concerns about the safety of domestic supplies have led to a sharp rise in demand for imported formula among urban middle-class households, sending prices of foreign brands soaring in Chinese supermarkets.
The rise has also been been blamed on the cold winter in 2011/2012 with sharp rise in demand for heat and coal-burning.
The sharp rise in demand for calls lifted the stocks overall reading of options implied volatility 17.9% to 26.66% by 11 35am.
Impending third-quarter earnings and the sharp rise in demand for options on the software company boosted the stocks overall reading of options implied volatility 35.1% to 43.91% by 2 25 pm in New York trading.
There has been a sharp rise in demands from charities for so-called PILOTS (payments in lieu of taxes), which involve local governments threatening to withhold certain services from charities unless they "volunteer" to pay something into the government coffers (as they do, increasingly).
The Sumitomo Chemical Company said it probably would build a $1 billion ethylene plant in Singapore to meet a sharp rise in plastics demand in East Asia.
But the sharp rise in weekend demand also poses an increasingly urgent challenge: how to maintain a creaking, century-old system that now knows no respite.
Hertz International president Michel Taride has also seen a sharp rise in the demand for low-risk long-term rental of plug-in vehicles from the corporate sector.
With its instinctive sense of privacy, France has seen a sharp rise in internet-users demanding the "right to be forgotten" online, as more people lodge formal complaints with the national data protection agency asking blogs and websites to delete items such as compromising or out-of-date personal information or embarrassing photographs.
