Examples of using In the demand in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Globally, increases in the demand for energy affect long-term supply and costs in the EU glass sector.
Recent years have viewed an impressive rise in the demand of weight loss items as a growing number of people knowledgeable about the damaging effects of excessive weight.
However, the law does lay down a number of conditions regarding the information that must appear in the demand for payment and in the application by which the claim is made to the court.
stone like products can be initially overwhelming due to the recent increase in the demand and proliferation of products in this category.
we are at the mercy of changes in technology or in the demand for the commodity for other purposes than as money.
Besides, the recent increase in demand for touristic facilities directly led to an increase in the demand for well-educated professionals to serve in the tourism sector.
no net increase in the demand for goods, and no increase in labor productivity.
At the beginning of the 1850's, there was an increase in the demand for observation instruments from the Zeiss workshops,
Spanish language among the languages of the world and the consequent increase in the demand for the teaching of Spanish have revealed the need to move forward,
We will probably observe an increase in the demand for distribution vehicles,
therefore there is also increase in the demand of the inbound call centres in Business Processing Outsourcing Industry(BPO).
helps a company adapt quickly to changes in the demand by adjusting production, distribution, and procurement.
remaining in work as long as possible has triggered a sharp rise in the demand for healthy, chemical-free and, in some cases, rejuvenating products.
Now, we will see that movement in the price of money caused by changes in the demand for money yields a positive social benefit- as positive as any conferred by increased supplies of goods and services.
with the predicted sharp increase in the demand for mental health services- and a corresponding decrease in NHS
educational infrastructure so as to gradually develop blue activities and to reduce imbalances in the demand for and supply of qualified skilled labour.