Sentence examples for staying in demand from inspiring English sources

Keeping your accreditation updated is also key to staying in demand.

You may need to revisit your skill portfolio completely in order to stay "in demand".

His fundamental problem is the unbridgeable gap between what the rest of Europe might be prepared to swallow to prevent Britain from sliding out of the EU and the price for staying in demanded by a large section of the Tory party.

No wonder Morricone has stayed in demand.

But many New York studio operators say that with so much of their former competition gone, their rooms have stayed in demand.

Like canned peaches and Crisco, a few out-of-print cookbooks have stayed in demand long after the food experts have decreed them dated.

And there's the challenge: to recognise when ego transitions from artistic fuel ("the world needs to hear me") into a trap ("how do I stay in demand?").

Though there is one piece that has stayed in demand for the past six years -- a Richard Nicoll classic: an oversized T-shirt that they reinterpret every season.

The madressah students stayed in their schools, but they demonstrated every day, always making more radical demands.

And, as Dr. Berkman notes, it has nothing to say about the consequences of staying in a physically demanding job that might lead to disabilities.

Demand for chips for laptop computers, hard disk drives and televisions started to look poor, while chips for video games and smartphones stayed in strong demand.