Sentence examples for the burgeoning demand from inspiring English sources

SAB found it could not keep up with the burgeoning demand.

Meanwhle, several firms, including Shell, will seek to tap into the burgeoning demand for energy supplies.

The system's existing infrastructure is incapable of meeting the burgeoning demand for air travel.

The stake reflects his enthusiasm for companies benefiting from the burgeoning demand for outsourced services.

But the competition is expected to hot up because of the burgeoning demand for handling vast amounts of data.

It has thrived on the outsourcing by car firms of complex components and on the burgeoning demand for four-wheel-drive transmissions.

A variety of properties, such as physical, thermal, mechanical and others, as well as combinations of them, have been investigated for numerous nanocomposites in order to meet the burgeoning demands of industry.

Its consumption of oil roughly tallies with the economy's size but is likely to grow faster than GDP as China gets richer and buys more cars.Supply has struggled to keep pace with this burgeoning demand.

In the context of burgeoning demand this model of service delivery has the potential to refocus limited resources and increase efficiencies [ 5, 6].

These activities are encouraging, but set in the context of burgeoning demand for food and particularly protein, there will continue to be enormous pressure on fish stocks over the next 50 years and it is essential that the international community address effectively the large illegal and unreported catch of fish reported in this paper.

Network Rail chief executive Mark Carne says the best way to meet burgeoning demand is what he calls the "digital railway": bringing forward the replacement of signalling by decades so that more trains can run on the existing network.