Sentence examples for swelling demand from inspiring English sources

Food banks, too, report swelling demand.

The real estate market is on fire, swelling demand for appliances and furniture.

Instead, thanks to swelling demand for their services, satellite firms have made their machines even bigger.

LinkedIn's improving fortunes signal the swelling demand for the Web's most promising social media start-ups.

Earlier this year, increases in the price of maize, caused by swelling demand for corn for ethanol production, led to food riots in Mexico.

While the survey showed that pessimists still outnumber optimists, confidence is improving in corporate boardrooms, thanks to swelling demand overseas for Japanese autos, electronics and other finished goods.

The force pushing more land into production is the rise in crop prices: in the past five years corn prices tripled and those for soybeans doubled because of swelling worldwide demand, including demand for ethanol production.

Pig herds are swelling, and demand for some dairy products has been climbing 20percentt a year.

Back in the 1980s, auto plants needed to be built somewhere to serve swelling American demand for small cars.

Crude oil rose on speculation that OPEC would cut output to keep inventories from swelling as demand slumps.

With supply swelling and demand shriveling, those likely to take the hardest hit, industry players say, are the speculative developers who initiated projects at the peak of the boom.