Sentence examples for storm of demand from inspiring English sources

But the car created a perfect storm of demand.

3tailer found a new home with another cloud service, Storm on Demand, a subsidiary of LiquidWeb, and so far it's proving a better fit.

"It's a perfect storm of rising demand and falling production, in both the UK and Europe," says Mike Hind, marketing manager at St Helen's Farm.

Dr Mark Porter, chairman of the British Medical Association, said that Stevens – a health adviser to Tony Blair's government from 1997 to 2004 – is arriving when "the NHS is facing a perfect storm of rising demand, funding pressures and worryingly low staff morale".

He was right too that money is part of the problem, although certainly not all of it; as Vote Leave itself admits, not even Mr Johnson's promise of "a large chunk" of Britain's £10.6bn net EU contribution would fix the perfect storm of soaring demand, rising deficits, the junior doctors' strike and a process of reform that is being stalled by uncertainty.

But with more and more hospitals running into financial difficulty, partly the result of having to hire more staff, and ageing alone estimated to add £1bn a year to the NHS's costs – most of us use the NHS most in our last two years of life – someone has to resolve what Porter says is the NHS's "perfect storm of rising demand, funding pressures and worryingly low staff morale".

In other cases, they've simply hoarded cash to weather the storm of receding demand.

What he does with what he finds will set off a storm of released memories demanding attention, unanswered injustices clamoring for redress, and family secrets (and not only the Shelleys') screaming to be unveiled, after being hidden in darkness for so long.

It was a very different kind of storm, of course, with different demands for response.

Imagine the lone genius, sheltered from the storm of short-term commercial demands in a research lab somewhere, whose tinkering produces a sudden and momentous breakthrough.

Wells Fargo is facing a perfect storm of bad publicity and demands for changing its corporate culture after employees opened millions of fake customer accounts to hit their sales targets.