Sentence examples for the mounting demand from inspiring English sources

The schools could not keep pace with the mounting demand for education.

But after a grisly prison fire killed 360 inmates in Honduras last month and a massacre killed 44 in Mexico less than a week later, prison administrators and investigators are warning that the problem has sunk to new depths, spurred by the growing power of criminal groups and the mounting demand to stop them.

In facing the imminent depletion of fossil fuels and the mounting demand of energy resources, various new sustainable energy resources have been proposed.

However, there are growing concerns about the mounting demand for water arising from population and industrial growth, especially in water-stressed regions.

Mr. Biden may be insulated to some degree from criticism by the mounting demands from Democrats that he make up for Mr. Obama's lethargic display during his debate.

"Once again, PeopleSoft's board has put management's interests first, ignoring the mounting demands of its shareholders to redeem the poison pill and meet with Oracle," said Jim Finn, an Oracle spokesman.

But the most serious and persistent critique is not about whether China's economic success can be replicated but whether it should be, and whether its brand of market authoritarianism is an innovation capable of responding to the mounting demands of the Chinese people or one that will never be able to propel the country past the first steps out of poverty.

He and others say that the pain of Spain's downturn is being felt not by the bankers and property developers who set off the financial crisis, but by the most vulnerable, particularly as the country struggles to meet the mounting demands for austerity by European Union policy makers and investors.

But that policy has been overturned by the rising waves of bloodshed and the mounting demands abroad and at home that the United States do something more concerted to stop the startling slide in the conflict that has seen Israel's largest military action in 20 years.

If a call for new minor leagues is just a tactic to stall the mounting demands for player unionization and compensation, or to threaten fans with a doomsday scenario in which Kentucky and Connecticut basketball in their current forms would no longer exist, then the powerful interests in college sports may come to regret what they wished for.

Increasingly, as the value of bile went up, so, too, did the pressure on bear populations to supply the mounting demand--and to create new bear products, such as shampoos and hair tonics.