great demand

There was not great demand for her service in the community.

"Rates can change in one country or another without any great demand for money."

One reason for the greater demand is that people are living longer and need more care.

New California's level of technology was high, its military products were in great demand.

It was in great demand and considered the best available at that time.

Other countries have their own problems, and the dollar is in great demand.

It was natural that their products should be in great demand.

In addition, of course, there are great demand for increased information.

"So any new construction coming on line is in great demand."

But from October she may find herself in great demand.

They have a higher standard of living than those around them and make greater demands on their government.

Several people had worked closely with him for many years, and the team was in great demand.

There simply is not a great demand for it anymore.

There is greater demand in every school for time, space, and equipment.

Fresh faces with something new to say are in great demand.

Invariably, the service of these teachers are in great demand.

The courses were very well received and are in great demand.

He also found himself in great demand for personal appearances.

Around 1868 there was a great demand for beef in the North.

The working days, notably in times of great demand, were very long.

He has been in great demand over the years as a corporate doctor.

It's no mystery why it is not in great demand.

But the great demand for agricultural labor is in the summer.

If his technique does work, there would seem to be great demand for it.

We are a small country, there is great demand and not enough apartments.