Sentence examples for the added demand from inspiring English sources

Despite more drilling in OPEC and non-OPEC countries, the department projected that supplies would increase to meet only roughly half the added demand this year and roughly 80 percent of the added demand in 2012.

The solar industry said the added demand could promote development of more efficient and less expensive solar technology.

The added demand would be welcome since unemployment is still too high in most rich countries and interest rates near zero.

And the added demand for pilots in China should raise pilots' salaries around the world, encouraging more aspiring flyers (including Chinese ones) to enter the profession.

The added demand will push the price of the 10-year bond higher, and the yield, which moves in the opposite direction, lower.

But it warned the added demand for fracking in the Eagle Ford, at the heart of the Texas oil and gas rush, was hitting small, rural communities hard.

Sue Brown, deputy chair of the Care and Support Alliance, representing 80 leading care charities, has blogged that the crisis in social care is so acute that the added demands on councils of introducing the cap "would be dangerous".

It's hard to say why, but it's possible that many potential candidates don't want to take on the added demands and pressures that school boards face today".

Noting that the Bush plan would substantially raise work requirements for welfare recipients, Senator Max Baucus, the Montana Democrat who is chairman of the Finance Committee, asked "how in the world" the administration hoped to reach its "ambitious goals" without dealing with the added demands for child care.

Stoke have also had the added demands of European football this season, playing 10 games so far in reaching the last 32 of the Europa League.

The NIH, as well as private Rett syndrome funding organizations (IRSF and RSRT), recognize the added demands that rigorous high-quality animal trials place on investigators, especially in requesting independent replication of promising therapeutic leads before moving forward.