There are now wide demands in the press and particularly on Twitter for the co-founders to return their millions to investors as a sign of, I guess, repentance.
Wireless sensor network localization is an essential problem that has attracted increasing attention due to wide demands such as in-door navigation, autonomous vehicle, intrusion detection, and so on.
And he was a speaker in wide demand who received invitations far from this Birmingham suburb.
Ms. Henderson wrote, "Office is, like Navigator, an application in wide demand for its own sake that rivals Windows in its level of penetration".
Salt and anhydrite production meet a wide demand, and the provincial gypsum deposits yield about three-fourths of Canada's supply.
By then Felder was also playing electric bass and was in wide demand as a recording-studio bassist with such pop singers as Joni Mitchell, Nancy Wilson, and the Jackson 5.
In wide demand as a lecturer after "Madame Curie" was published, Mrs. Labouisse was also known for her staunch public advocacy of the Free French cause after the Nazis occupied France in 1940.
The polishing of stone implements was probably a by-product of the grinding of red ochre, in wide demand for its magic properties since the Paleolithic and extensively used in Africa in the Mesolithic and later.
This invention brought him fame, and even notoriety, as editors, writers, and the general public mistakenly assumed that the device could be attached to the pistols of criminals; in actuality, it was usable only on a sealed-breech rifle and never found wide demand.
The skills they learned in those dawning days are now in wide demand.
A wide demand for thermal imaging in industry, military, and civil engineering has ensured a substantial development in technology, assisted by the now commonplace computer image processing.
