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31. Experience has shown that our graduates are much in demand by industry and the professions.

32. Suppose there was a sudden surge in demand for cash from the general public.

33. This will cause a rise in demand for exports and a fall in demand for imports. 4.

34. Stores are expecting a surge in demand as Christmas approaches.

35. Despite planned closures, the continuing decline in demand will continue to generate spare capacity.

36. The popularity of rap and hip-hop with young white provided further impetus and black directors were suddenly in demand.

37. Moreover, system technology is capable of reducing the time needed to respond to changes in demand or to serve orders.

38. Petrol was so strictly rationed in wartime that bikes were always in demand.

39. Wits among the clergy are much in demand, not only on Thought for the Day.

40. All these skills are much in demand in society and are qualifications for a wide range of vocations and employments.

41. A slowing in demand and inventories start to build quickly.

42. Submarine cables provide an attractive economic advantage for selected routes where the growth in demand for communications capacity is high.

43. At a time when skills are in demand, they have been wantonly discarded.

44. My services were much in demand, not only for sentimental verses, but for expressions of anger and rather cruel satire.

45. Hence the increase in demand that occurs when the growth rate of money increases drives up the inflation rate.

46. From the mid-1970s the slow-down in economic growth and rising inflation sapped the confidence of policy-makers in demand management.

47. Bell, however(sentencedict.com), offers no direct evidence to substantiate the claim that there has been a shift in demand to services.

48. For singular reasons he was much in demand these days, often visited, often consulted and confessed to.

49. Helpful Hints Book early, the best photographers are always in demand.

50. He is in his prime as a professional golfer and has never been more in demand.

51. The work carried out is in demand from film and television producers.

52. The resulting fall in demand also forced other companies to trim back production and lay off workers.

53. Society portraiture continued to thrive, as much in demand in the 1950s as in Gainsborough's day.

54. Martin Braid, a successful entrepreneur we talked to, is a soft-ware consultant much in demand.

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55. Workers who face a reduction in demand for their services become unemployed rather than reduce their asking wages.

56. A shift to the right an increase in demand; a shift to the left, a decrease in demand.

57. The prospect of a long war with the inevitable increase in demand for service manpower was a critical factor.

58. There is a positive or direct relationship between a change in demand and the resulting changes in equilibrium price and quantity.

59. The bond market had caught fire, and experienced salesmen such as himself were all at once much in demand.

60. For most commodities, a rise in income will cause an increase in demand.