Yet there remains a small but steady demand for it.

There's a steady demand at good rates for that sort of thing.

Over the years, there's been a steady demand for rush furniture.

This decay results in a steady demand for new items.

Even with a steady demand for land, however, city officials and developers took a decade to agree on a plan.

There is a steady demand for the services of talented and experienced professionals.

As a result, there is a smaller supply of Treasury bonds to meet a steady demand.

So there was a fairly steady demand, and the village got by, trading the holes for what else they needed.

The Forest Road residents provided a steady demand for services throughout the day.

Even in hard times, makers of wedding dresses can depend on a steady demand.

Factors that have allowed health care funds to post such solid numbers are still in place, including steady demand for services and new treatments.

There is a steady demand for biological graduates in a variety of interesting careers.

And steady demand has made it practical for companies to reproduce many parts, including large body panels.

In the city of Berne, where tourists provide for a steady demand, they can be bought all year round.

"There seems to be fairly steady demand from institutions, such as large insurance companies, over there," he said.

The solution was distribution, but this time in a narrow field with steady demand: passive electronics.

Good steady demand for gem stones from the Moon.

IN the last year or so, there has been a steady demand for Southern cookbooks, many of them new.

And with classic status translating to steady demand, they require only the slightest promotion.

Activity in the higher-growth districts has been led by strong exports and steady demand for capital goods.

Dunlop also soon found himself in steady demand for session work as a drummer and vocalist.

With many music lovers, among others, chronically short of cash, space or both, there has been a steady demand for cheap, small loudspeakers.

The main engine for economic growth, then, seems to be the steady demand that comes when both consumers and the Government are in a mood to spend.

"The steady demand is a very good indication," Mr. Wolff said.

A steady demand, a steady supply, perfectly balanced.