Example sentences of "an [adj] demand for [adj] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 For all the gloom in the property market , there remains an insatiable demand for old buildings to restore and convert .
2 The result was an unprecedented demand for second hand furniture , the price of which quickly rose to exorbitant levels on the black market .
3 Armies of unheard-of size , fighting on a scale never before known , generated an unprecedented demand for military information .
4 While echoing the Government 's ‘ partnership ’ theme in its rhetoric , and paying dutiful lip service to the principle of laissez-faire , the coded message of the CBI is an urgent demand for more government funding , not less .
5 One crop that seems to have flourished in the late eighteenth-century Weald was hops ; the rapid expansion of the Georgian population produced an urgent demand for more beer , not only to escape the worst features of contemporary living but as a very basic foodstuff for the poor .
6 An increased demand for financial assets will lead to a rise in their price , and thus a fall in their yields .
7 SCO and Pegasus are hoping to take advantage of an increased demand for computer-based accounting solutions expected when new accountancy regulations come into force in the UK next year , which will make it very difficult , the two claim , for companies to perform accounting tasks , like payroll , without a computer .
8 This , like the first effect , will lead to an increased demand for foreign assets and thus an increased supply of pounds on the foreign exchange market .
9 The danger is that an increased demand for imported goods could be created , so local facilities must exist and be really comprehensive when a new tax policy is instigated .
10 The realisation of community-led and private sector housing schemes , the improvement of the local environment , amenities and infrastructure and an emerging demand for new housing in the area will translate into increasing private developer interest and higher land prices .
11 A predominant or composite style ( an association of styles ) seems to orientate itself in respect to a group of mosaics , or to an abstract demand for these mosaics .
12 AN INCREASING demand for hypo-allergenic dairy products has led a Tayside woman to take the first tentative steps towards setting up what it is thought would be Britain 's only mare milking unit .
13 At a time when artistic merit had not yet been deposed by an overriding demand for commercial impact , he was able to commission an extraordinary range of posters from artists very diverse in style .
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