Sentence examples for very significant demand from inspiring English sources

Fifer explained that terrorist attacks are a boon to the industry, saying: "2015 was a recovery year in the cycle, until very late in the year when we observed very significant demand.

This principle could make very significant demands, especially if we were continually facing situations where a slight sacrifice would save someone's life.

However, even modest increases in morbidity in this sizeable group exert very significant demands on neonatal services.

"We need to have a contingency plan to deal with very significant spikes in demand that frankly we had not anticipated".

Mr Sissling claimed that "a very significant increase in demand" for unscheduled care, such as in accident and emergency, particularly amongst the elderly, had made it more difficult for health boards to cut their spending in the first half of the year.

"We have really seen a very significant jump in demand".

"We are at the front end potentially of a very significant increase in the demand for lithium for the emerging electric transportation sector".

If it is assumed that real incomes remained constant in the South during the war (Lerner actually concluded that they fell by about 40% ) then the equation implies that for the price level to increase 92 times in the presence of a 20 times increase in money supply, the velocity of money must have increased 4.6 times over (92/20=4.6), reflecting a very significant drop in the demand for money.

"India is about to become a very significant market for Apple - demand for premium smartphones is starting to rise quite quickly there among the affluent classes," said Chris Green, a technology analyst at the Davies Murphy Group consultancy.

"The new president will have a very significant challenge in dealing with demands from the population for a more inclusive system," said Jennifer McCoy, the director of the Americas Program at the Carter Center in Atlanta.

"Demand is putting very significant pressures on an ever-decreasing available supply of unemployed labor," Mr. Greenspan said.