Sentence examples for vigorous demand for from inspiring English sources
Rooney's company, which manufactures energy recovery devices, has benefited from the vigorous demand for smarter energy technologies.
By 1880 national and international advances in electrical engineering and the availability of investment capital had created a vigorous demand for copper, and Arizona began to satisfy a rapidly growing market; the state still mines and processes about two-thirds of the copper produced in the United States.
"The rapid growth in China's economy and the vigorous demand for telecommunications services continued to create a prosperous environment," said a China Mobile statement.
But all these constraints won't slow the vigorous demand for London's most expensive apartments, as many wealthy buyers see them as worthwhile investments.
Another reason, according to various European officials, is that during a swing through NATO capitals last month Vernon A. Walters, acting as an Administration envoy on the Libyan issue, brought no information of impending terrorist actions planned by Colonel Qaddafi and made no vigorous demands for sanctions against the North African nation.
Germany's export machine has been fuelled by vigorous demand in emerging economies.
His book may not have started that debate, but he stokes it and the public's demand for a more vigorous intelligence apparatus.
Many Republicans counter that federal spending is impeding the vigorous economic growth that would reduce the demand for aid programs.
Survey after survey makes clear that a frequent result of coercive protests is the isolation of the protesters and increasing public demand for the prompt and vigorous application of official force against them.
The administration is counting on the mandate, the subsidies, vigorous marketing, the ease of comparing policies and demand for good coverage to bring in young people to make the system work.
To handle the most challenging faults, however, the GPC control configuration is modified via its weighting factors to demand for satisfactory control recovery with less vigorous control actions.
