Sentence examples for sparking demand from inspiring English sources

The mobile multimedia/Internet boom of the past several years has now absorbed broadband and storage capacity, sparking demand at optical component and systems suppliers that haven't played since 2000.

Though the channel is still a moneyloser, airing 20 games, it serves a valuable function, sparking demand from rival broadcasters to carry the games on terms very favorable to the Leafs.

It might look like what happened in Crimea in February 2014, when Kremlin-backed partisans engineered pro-Russian demonstrations and clashed with counter-demonstrators, sparking demands that Putin act to protect the Russian-speaking population.

Typically that means one-time spending that gets money into consumers' hands quickly to spark demand for goods and services.

Bali and India are both growth destinations, and no doubt the spectacular footage in Eat Pray Love will continue to spark demand for flights to and tours in both places".

In any event, no major plants were built during a decade when the state's population grew by four million and a soaring economy, led by the boom in high technology, sparked demand for electricity as well.

Those help spark demand, not sustain it; you can't fool all the people all the time.

Intel hopes the October launch of Microsoft 's Windows XP operating system, coupled with faster Pentium chips, will help spark demand.

Furthermore, steeply rising energy prices and the collapse of financial institutions in recent years have sparked demand for ways to improve individual energy efficiency.

While driver loans helped stimulate the supply of Uber cars, a second move helped to spark demand and was just as controversial.

The devolution of powers to Scotland to appease secessionists has sparked demands for similar autonomy in England.