Sentence examples for would be in demand from inspiring English sources

Soybeans rose on speculation that soy-based animal feed would be in demand in Europe because of mad cow disease.

He left university feeling assured his skills would be in demand after hearing how valuable languages expertise is.

Who knew that an advanced degree would be in order for this largely blue-collar industry or, in this economy, that it would be in demand?

In an age when historians and novelists are encouraged to be pundits and personalities, you would think he would be in demand after recent troubles.

If their fate was unsure with this Marc Jacobs move, there was little doubt they would be in demand whatever happened.

"Our promotion two years ago was one of my highlights as chairman and I was always aware Martin would be in demand as a result.

"If any bolts or cables had been loose, our system would have picked it up".This short-lived study showed that wireless sensor networks could be added to existing structures, but it left other engineers wondering how durable such networks would be in demanding conditions.

"I never thought we'd be in demand, but suddenly we were".

He figured his skills would be in greatest demand in South Korea, with its pressing need for leading-edge technology and its spotty record employing it (see box, p.210).

Next, he said, he would like to hire European workers — Russians, Ukrainians and Georgians in particular — who would be in high demand as waitresses and housekeepers.

Bahram Bekhradnia, director of the Higher Education Policy Institute thinktank, said these students would be in high demand from universities, which in many cases offered generous scholarships to tempt the brightest.