Sentence examples for spiraling demand for from inspiring English sources
But as borrowers become more hard pressed, lenders — whose participation in the Obama plan is largely voluntary — may not be able or willing to keep up with the spiraling demand for relief.
Corning, seeking to meet spiraling demand for fiber optic systems to handle Internet traffic, has spent billions of dollars this year in acquisitions to expand its capacity to produce components that speed light signals through telecommunications networks.
"It was originally made at our factory in Somerset [subsequently, spiralling demand for the Alexa meant that production had to be moved abroad] and I think there is a sense in a recession that people want to buy British.
There is no legislation that dictates standards or training for yoga teachers and, with spiralling demand for classes, there is nothing to say that the hour-long session in your local gym is supervised by someone with the right credentials.
But whatever happens to coal production and consumption in Europe, spiralling demand for energy in Asia, in particular China, will ensure that coal production continues to rise significantly over the coming decades.
A spokesman for NHS Clinical Commissioners speaks of "tough choices" in the face of spiralling demand and financial pressures.
Thanks to the spiralling global demand for power, the price or uranium has been climbing steadily ever since 2001: it was trading at $62 this week.
The "infinite Loop" – the street that's home to Apple's headquarters – clearly isn't infinite enough to cope with spiralling global demand for iPads, iPhones, iPods and elegant but slightly overpriced computers.
Fuel deposits, too, were unable to keep pace with the spiraling demands of energy-hungry industries and domestic consumers.
Hundreds of thousands took to the streets of East Germany in demonstrations which began as a protest against increased work quotas and spiralled into demands for free elections.
As home prices spiralled upward and demand for the securities increased, here and abroad, so did marketplace pressure to create more mortgages.
