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Not all people have skills that are in demand though.

Fast increase in demand of tetrahydrofuran and poly-tetrahydrofuran;

They are finding themselves increasingly in demand - and even cool.

The Nightingale nurses were in demand all over the world.

These two grades are very much in demand.

Yet after an unprecedented boom in the industry, makers of luxury goods are much in demand.

He was in demand. Also he owed close to $ 23,000 in student loans. He was hungry.

The drop in supply has coincided with an increase in demand that has squeezed the market.

The rise and fall in demand in accordance to economic activities is the cyclical factor.

The upswing in demand for wet nurses is raising moral questions.

Accounting and finance grads will be in demand too, the poll says.

Spain is leading car sales down with an annual drop in demand of almost 30%.

Professional portrait photographers, similarly, are less in demand today than they were a generation ago.

Mr. Wright notes that financial institution specialists at the senior level are especially in demand.

In college, I was told that engineers would always be in demand so I worked hard in that major.

Around the world, doctors, nurses, care-givers, in particular, are in demand and unlikely to lose their jobs, says Ratha.

Konjac based food continues to grow in demand particularly in Europe, Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia and other regions.

People with experience in managing the process-corporate attorneys, investment bankers, and accountants-will be in demand.

The spike in demand for diesel has drained supplies and resulted in long queues at filling stations.

Hong Kong dollar narrow money experienced negative year-on-year growth in the first quarter of 2001, along with a decline in demand deposits, which probably reflected lower transactions demand for money alongside corrections in the stock market.

Francisco Blanch of Bank of America Merrill Lynch reckons that global demand is set to expand by 1.4m BPD as growth in developing countries offsets a decline in demand from sluggish rich countries.

If current supply and demand were initially in balance, the OPEC countries and other oil producers would respond by reducing sales to bring supply into line with the temporary reduction in demand.

The increase in demand is fuelling exports, the engine of growth for many of the region's economies.

So rational youngsters are turning to delaying tactics, and sixth-form colleges and universities are seeing a boom in demand.

By 2004, it extended to 106 occupations said to be in demand, including hairdressers, cooks and other low-skilled trades.

The car industry is seeing the most savage drop in sales in its history (see article), but the collapse in demand is widespread.

While there are not a large number of openings in this field, graduates with training in current technology are always in demand.

"On the import side, the increase in demand for fossil fuels, to offset the drop in supply of nuclear energy, is unlikely to fade anytime soon," she added.

Well renowned as elite light cavalry, those that remained in their native land prefer to take lucrative work as mercenaries, since they are much in demand.

Growth in demand last quarter was "giddy," with North America "remarkably strong," the Paris - based agency said in a Dec. 10 report.

Discernible waists, however, are the one feature of the female form that has always been in demand, according to academics who analysed references to beauty in literature.

Due to this growth in demand, many in the industry are concerned about the qualifications of the translators and interpreters hired to do the work.

The Siemens subsidiary plans to cut its workforce to 365 from 600 and close one of its two French factories because of the drop in demand for steel.

"The growth in demand is outstripping most campuses' ability to meet it, " says William W. Hoffa, a former study-abroad adviser at Amherst College who now consults independently.

That sounds like a lot of questions but, especially since your skills are in demand, there's no reason to hold back.

It affects consumption and investment decisions, and is largely behind the dramatic collapse in demand we have observed over the last three months.

Figures released last week confirmed that the last half of 2008 saw the most savage contraction in demand for motor vehicles since the second world war.