Sentence examples for swelling demand for from inspiring English sources

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.

Faced with one of the most challenging fund-raising environments anyone can remember, colleges and universities are appealing to donors to help meet the swelling demand for financial aid.

The wireless companies say they are trying to find a fair way to manage the swelling demand for mobile data, but consumers are feeling cheated and suspect some carriers are trying to lure them into higher-cost data plans.

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.

Food banks, too, report swelling demand.

Together, however, the country's ten biggest airlines have managed, despite swelling demand and rising prices, to lose money in the most recent financial quarter, a state they have flirted with on and off for most of their existence.

Poachers sell the horn to crime syndicates to feed swelling demand in Asia, where the horn is thought to cure cancer and have other health benefits.

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