Sentence examples for years of demand from inspiring English sources

With Madison Avenue flair, the home page shows a golden dollar overlaid with a star burst proclaiming "Available now!" The mint "issued 200 million dollar coins during February, which was equal to four years of demand for the Susan B. Anthony, and we will make more than a billion this year," Mr. Diehl said proudly.

According to recent industry studies, natural gas supplies could fill roughly 120 years of demand at current consumption levels.

Keiser says sales growth risk is low in solar and wind: Many firms have years of demand already booked.

If Vince's Black Boxes took off, their impact could – he believes – mean that the current grid in the UK would have many more years of demand left in it, without the need to add more generation.

It passed unanimously in the City Council in mid-March, after years of demands from residents.

After years of demanding access to her Securitate file, it was released, heavily redacted, in 2009.

The move comes after years of demands for the auctions by industry executives and Alaska's two senators, Lisa Murkowski, a Republican, and Mark Begich, a Democrat.

After years of demanding that all the DBCP lawsuits be heard in the Third World, the companies may be coming to regret their wish.

Despite years of demands by American and NATO commanders for Pakistan to control Taliban infiltration, the Taliban tactician said getting his fighters over the border was not a problem.

The federal government said Wednesday that it would take over the pension plans of the Delphi Corporation at a cost of $6.2 billion, after years of demanding that the assets of the company and its former corporate parent, General Motors, be used instead.

Consider Transparency International's (TI) years of demanding for financial institutions to publicly disclose detailed financial information.