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Doctorates are in demand all over the world, but Germany is where politicians seem to need them most.

Professionals fluent in Mandarin Chinese and English are in demand across the region, especially in home-sweet-home China.

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

Construction is booming at a time when workers are in demand across Europe .

In fact, the engineers I know are in demand and seem to enjoy their jobs.

The exercise will analyse and segment customers'buying patterns and identify potential services that are in demand.

Tsimshian Haayyuk has already earned a reputation along the Pacific Northwest Coast, where its performances are in demand.

The young, the vigorous, the adaptable, the supple of limb, the alert of mind, are in demand . . . Middle age is old age.

Because we have good firms whose products are in demand around the world.

Becuase we have good firms whose products are in demand around the world.

Small wireless communication devices are in demand, therefore, efficient use of space is beneficial.

Special forces in particular are in demand elsewhere.

A little late, good risk managers are in demand.

The sharpest rises will apply to petrol-electric hybrids, including the Prius, which are in demand because of surging fuel costs.

Industrial products are in demand in this area.

They tell me engineers are in demand today, and believe me, any organization that gets you will be most fortunate.

The short answer: People whose skills are in demand because they serve a particular strategic purpose.

Teachers are in demand in this area.

For example in the news industry, full-time commercial filming jobs have been cut and freelancers are in demand.

You may know that nurses are in demand, but what about the folks they work with?

These would include: (a) programmes for retraining, in order to give would be employed young people new skills that are in demand;