Sentence examples for the spiraling demand from inspiring English sources

But as borrowers become more hard pressed, lenders — whose participation in the Obama plan is largely voluntary — may not be able or willing to keep up with the spiraling demand for relief.

Fuel deposits, too, were unable to keep pace with the spiraling demands of energy-hungry industries and domestic consumers.

A report released by the Home Affairs Select Committee suggests that cocaine is now seen as socially acceptable in Britain and that while much is being done to tackle the supply side of the cocaine industry not enough is being done to address the spiralling demand.

To escape the spiralling demands of her mother, a girl uses magic to turn her into a bear.

The last time there was a shortage of sweet crude, in 2007 and early 2008, oil prices surged to more than $140 a barrel, although that shortage was caused mostly by spiraling demand and not a sudden cut in supply.

ExxonMobil's Energy Outlook projects spiraling demand in developing regions: Latin America, up 85%; China, up 100%; and India, up 164%.

Thanks to the spiralling global demand for power, the price or uranium has been climbing steadily ever since 2001: it was trading at $62 this week.

However, many fear – against a backdrop of spiralling demand – the transfer of NHS funds to local government to integrate services will hasten the former's demise.

Spiralling demand in the US has spread to markets across the world, with figures released yesterday showing production in the UK slumped by almost half in December.

"It was originally made at our factory in Somerset [subsequently, spiralling demand for the Alexa meant that production had to be moved abroad] and I think there is a sense in a recession that people want to buy British.

It essentially overlays centralised structural and managerial changes on to a service that is being suffocated by spiralling demand in many areas, and huge cuts in funding everywhere.