Sentence examples for this greater demand from inspiring English sources
Some of this greater demand for iPads than Macs can be attributed to people waiting for OS X Lion to ship starting tomorrow, but iPads may very well have passed Macs in both units and total revenues for good.
1 With this greater demand for skin resurfacing, selecting an appropriate treatment modality for the patient's skin type and condition is critical for a successful skin resurfacing therapy.
Due to this great demand and worth of the sea otters pelt, the Russian-America Company (RAC) annual expenses was around 1000,000 rubles each year and profited over 500,000 rubles per year.
A crisis this great demands what President Kennedy called "A grand and global alliance...against the common enemies of man".
So keeping in view the vast area under Pinus roxburghii in India and also the greater demand for this medicinal herb, the present study were undertaken to assess the possibility of regenerating Solanum khasianum in undercanopy of Pinus roxburghii for developing innovative Solanum khasianum and Pinus roxburghii based silvi-medicinal system in mid hills of western Himalayas.
This could be an explanation for the greater demand for antibiotics.
If this prediction is accurate, our data suggests that this significantly greater demand for NADPH during photosynthetic growth cannot be met by using alternative NADPH-generating pathways that are sufficient under aerobic respiratory conditions.
This may be due to the greater demands on participants and their carers in this group.
To confront this danger, the great demand for research and teaching in environmental chemistry and ecotoxicology and their academic productivity need to be pointed out explicitly in discussions in university committees tasked with priority setting when positions, curricula, equipment, laboratory space, and financial resources are to be assigned and overall research priorities are to be determined.
The cuts in local government budgets only compound this, creating even greater demand for NHS mental health care.
The bank said this partly reflected greater demand for staff, with agencies reporting a strong rise in the number of permanent and temporary jobs.
