Sentences with phrase «usually in great demand»

And because the best subcontractors are usually in great demand, a general contractor can not risk losing the services of one sub because of the inefficiency of another.

Not exact matches

Foreign borrowers issuing in Australia and seeking to swap back to their home currency usually receive favourable prices in the currency swap market because of greater demand by Australian borrowers to do the reverse — i.e. borrow in foreign currency and swap into Australian dollars.

It is certainly good to know, and good for Jack's own confidence levels, that he is in great demand and usually I would say that in order to get the best out of this loan spell it would be better for him to stay in England, but Wilshere's case is an odd one and I feel that going abroad might actually suit him better.

They're not usually sales leaders, but since they are essentially built to Google Android developer demands, they're a great choice for enthusiasts and a good sign of where the Android platform is headed in the next year.