Sentences with phrase «means substantial demand»

And if that means substantial demand for mega-fast versions?

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You know, I wonder how many women actually get a substantial increase in milk production from those absurd pumping schedules where «substantial increase» means enough production to feed an infant on an infant - demand schedule.

These assumptions mean that drops in demand are less steep than rises in the fuel price but are still substantial.

And, perhaps most importantly, a lengthy resume featuring a number of years of experience often means one thing in in the mind of a hiring manager — more substantial demands in terms of salary, perks, and work - life balance.