Examples of using Strong demand in English and their translations into Polish
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In the area of photography, Fujifilm was working hard to satisfy strong demand in the market for high-performance digital printing systems.
Conclusions The international grain market is affected by potential Russian export restrictions and the strong demand for bread wheat.
such as cultural value, strong demand, and difficult production.
The company's business concept emerged from a strong demand to create something new,
Medium-term(3 years) forecasts point to strong demand for ship recycling carried out in Europe.
This is due to strong demand from the sector and the EIF's sustained deal origination efforts.
This growth was driven above all by consistently strong demand from retail banking clients for solutions to digitise their business processes.
The response of the scientific community to its calls for proposals shows a strong demand for Community research.
Only last month a third shift was introduced at the Resende plant to meet the strong demand for commercial vehicles in Brazil.
growth prospects in the industry are positive with strong demand for affordable automobiles.
The metal-based products sector foresees strong demand, a good two-thirds of which will come from emerging countries by 2025.
There is a strong demand for reinforcing territorial cooperation by making it more strategic,
Strong demand for large excavators
The consultation process on the White Paper has confirmed strong demand from civil society actors for closer involvement in the European process.
the Tuscan coast and has a brisk international tourism and a strong demand from people all over the world.
At the beginning of the month, relatively good news of strong demand from the glass industry came for platinum.
given the continuing strong demand from the emerging economies,
The strong demand for steel on the internal market of the EU underlines the major efforts made by EU steel producers,
Osaka University was founded in 1931 as the sixth imperial university of Japan through strong demand from the business and government sectors of Osaka,